Your business, as an app people actually install.
The other three pages are products we already built. This is the same team, pointed at your idea. We take it from a conversation to a signed Android app on the Play Store and the servers behind it — design, build, push notifications, store listing, keystores, and the boring, unglamorous operational work that decides whether software survives its first month. We are not an agency that hands you a repository and disappears; everything we have built, we still run.
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Android apps shipped and signed
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products we run in production
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schools live on our software
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projects handed over and abandoned
Who it is for
A business with a process that only works because one specific person remembers it
Anyone who has been quoted six figures and eight months for something that should take weeks
Owners whose "system" is a spreadsheet emailed around and re-merged by hand
People who have an app idea and no idea what the first real step is
What it removes
Quotes come back enormous, vague, and impossible to compare.
We scope the smallest version that is genuinely useful, quote that, and build it. You see it working before you commit to the rest, because a demo you can hold settles arguments a proposal cannot.
The developer disappears the moment it is delivered.
We run what we build. Every product on this site is one we operate in production for live customers, and yours is treated the same way.
You end up with a website when what you needed was an app on a phone.
Signed Android builds with your icon, your splash, your package name and working push — on the Play Store or installed directly, whichever suits your users. Four branded school apps and MessMate have already gone out this way.
AI gets bolted on as a chatbot nobody uses.
We wire AI to a specific job or we leave it out. Homework from a topic line, a plain-language read on a child, the assistant you are reading this next to — each does one thing.
Inside
Flutter and Capacitor shells over a web core — the split that lets a fix reach every installed phone the moment we deploy.
Firebase Cloud Messaging wired end to end, not left as a to-do.
Postgres on Neon, an Express API on Vercel, JWT auth, roles, rate limits and encryption at rest where the data deserves it.
Google Gemini, integrated where it removes work — and fenced hard so it stays fast and stays cheap.
We would rather ship a narrow product you use daily than a wide one you abandon.
Hosting, deploys, monitoring, the 9pm problem. The part that is invisible until it is missing.
Getting started
Tell us the job that eats your week. We work out whether software is even the right answer — sometimes it is not, and we will say so.
We scope and quote the narrowest thing that genuinely helps, and build that first so you are judging working software, not a document.
Signed app, store listing, servers, monitoring. Then we operate it — the same way we operate everything else on this site.
Questions
It is quoted per phase after we scope the first useful version, because a number before that would be a guess dressed up as a quote. What we can promise is that you see working software before you commit to the whole thing.
The first useful version is usually weeks, not quarters — that is the point of scoping it narrow. MessMate and the school ERP both went live and then grew, rather than launching complete.
Yes, and the data, and the signing keys. We hand over the keystores with instructions to back them up, because losing one means never updating that app again.
Sometimes. It depends entirely on what is there. Send us what you have and we will give you an honest read, including "start again" if that is the truth.
No. We add it where it removes real work and leave it out where it would just be a feature to mention on a slide.
Something not covered here?
Tell us the job that eats your week. We will tell you honestly whether software is the answer, and if it is, what the smallest useful version looks like.