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Four services.
One release at a time.

Each can be booked on its own. Most projects use two or three together. Jump to: mobile, design, web, release.

Mobile development

Native-feeling apps for phones and tablets, built so the first version does a few things reliably.

What it covers

  • Planning screens and flows against the agreed first release
  • Building for iOS, Android or both, chosen with you on the basis of your audience
  • Connecting to the services and data your app needs
  • Testing on real device sizes and accessibility settings

What we will ask you

  • Who will use it and on which devices?
  • What is the one task they must complete?
  • What existing systems does it need to talk to?

Usually not in release one

Offline sync, complex account roles and in-app purchases are often better as a second step, unless the product depends on them.

App, UI and UX design

Interface and experience design that makes the main task obvious — for apps, websites or internal tools.

What it covers

  • Task mapping and simple flow diagrams
  • Wireframes, then visual interface design
  • Reusable components and type, colour and spacing rules
  • Accessibility review of contrast, focus order and text size

What we will ask you

  • What are people trying to do, in their words?
  • Is there an existing brand or style to respect?
  • Who signs off the design?

Usually not in release one

A full design system across many products. We start with the components the first release really uses.

Websites

Clear, fast websites with honest content structure, built to be maintained after launch.

What it covers

  • Page structure and content hierarchy
  • Responsive build for phones, tablets and large screens
  • Forms, basic search and practical integrations
  • Handover notes so you can update and host it

What we will ask you

  • What should a visitor be able to do?
  • Who writes and maintains the content?
  • Where will it be hosted?

Usually not in release one

Multilingual content, member areas and large migrations can follow once the core pages are live.

Release assistance

Help getting a finished app or site out of the door: listings, checks, submission and the first days afterwards.

What it covers

  • Pre-release checklists and test passes
  • App store listing text, screenshots plan and metadata review
  • Submission support and responding to review feedback
  • Domain, hosting and launch-day checks for websites

What we will ask you

  • Which accounts and stores are already set up?
  • Is there a date you are working towards, and why?
  • Who will handle questions after launch?

Usually not in release one

Marketing campaigns. We help with the release itself, not promotion.

And IT support

Separate from project work: help with the devices, accounts and everyday systems you already run. Read about IT support.

Local planning aid

Pick a first release. Just one.

Tick what the first version genuinely needs. The picker sorts your choices into “release one” and “later”, and suggests which of our services touch it. It runs in your browser only. It is not a quote, an estimate or an automated assessment.

What must exist on day one?
0items in release one

Release one

  1. Nothing yet.

Park for later

  • Nothing parked.

Services touched

None yet.