Mobile and desktop apps
iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux, usually from one codebase.
1 to 7 days for most apps, plus store review. Anything with heavy native work, offline sync or hardware access runs weeks to months.
One codebase across web, iOS and Android where what the app does with the device allows it, and a straight answer when it does not. Store submission, signing, review responses and update channels are part of the work, not something you inherit at the end.
Your users are on phones, and funding two native builds plus a web version is not viable.
One codebase across web, iOS and Android where what the app does with the device allows it, and a straight answer when it does not. Store submission, signing, review responses and update channels are part of the work, not something you inherit at the end.
The app live on both stores from a single codebase, with crash reporting wired up and a release process you can run yourself.
iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux, usually from one codebase.
1 to 7 days for most apps, plus store review. Anything with heavy native work, offline sync or hardware access runs weeks to months.
Web apps, SaaS platforms, APIs and the systems underneath them.
1 to 7 days for most builds. A platform with many moving parts runs weeks to months, and the largest have gone to eight. It depends on the scope.
Leagues, associations, clubs and venues. Voting, scheduling, streaming, memberships and the public site that ties them together.
Scheduling, job sheets, photo evidence, stock, invoicing, and a site that turns a search into a phone call.
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