Users before the stores
Your app first runs in the browser and installs on the home screen. You test it with real users while the rest is being built.
Apps
Your app in the hands of your first users within a few weeks, then on the App Store and Google Play once usage is proven. A single app for the browser, iPhone and Android, which belongs to you.
What public statistics, research and industry studies measure. Each figure links to its source, and when the author sells consulting or AI, we say so.
87%
of US executives surveyed have deployed or are piloting in-house software built with AI, but 72% say problems with that software are slowing their progress.
Source: EY, AI Pulse Survey, wave 5, 28 July 2026
534 US executives at SVP level or above whose organisation already invests in AI, surveyed from April to May 2026. EY sells consulting and AI services.
76%
of US executives surveyed say off-the-shelf software no longer meets their organisation’s specific needs.
Source: EY, AI Pulse Survey, wave 5, 28 July 2026
534 US executives at SVP level or above whose organisation already invests in AI, surveyed from April to May 2026. EY sells consulting and AI services.
Your app first runs in the browser and installs on the home screen. You test it with real users while the rest is being built.
Web, iPhone and Android share the same code. You do not pay two teams, and a fix made once lands everywhere.
Interface tweaks ship without a new store review. Your users are not left stuck on a bug for days.
The common reasons for store rejection are handled at design time, not discovered at submission.
What must be right, such as a counter, a date or an access right, is computed by the server. Nobody cheats by changing the time on their phone.
The code, the database and the developer accounts are in your name. You can take everything in-house or change provider without rebuilding anything.
You decide with us what the app must do on day one.
Your first users use it in the browser, and their feedback sets the priorities.
You receive short releases, each one checked and published.
Your app reaches the App Store and Google Play, and we handle the review.
That is what scoping is for, and it always starts with an inventory: how your teams work today, with which tools and which workarounds. If off-the-shelf software or an automation of your current tools solves the problem, we tell you before writing a single line of code.
No, and it is often a mistake. The installable web version puts the app in your users’ hands within a few weeks; the stores come once usage is proven, with the same code.
Because the app belongs to you, and because an organisation account avoids the closed testing phase that Google Play requires of recent personal accounts before production. We help you open it.
Interface tweaks ship in a few minutes, without a new store review. Deeper changes go through a new version, which we plan with you.
Because a company should not have to pay two teams for two codebases that do the same thing. With React Native and Expo, your app keeps access to the phone’s features: notifications, camera, location.
We price it at scoping, then we reduce it by combining models: sorting or summarising goes to a small model, the most powerful one only steps in where it adds something, and a cache avoids paying twice for the same answer. On Palmora Property, moving translation to an AI model divided its cost by 60, and 95% of segments come from the cache without calling the AI again. That ratio holds for that site, not necessarily for yours.
Yes, under control. Agents write the code in a loop: they propose a change, run the checks, read what fails and fix it until everything passes, within a limit set in advance. Each version is then reviewed and approved by a person before it is published: AI speeds up the writing, the decision stays human.
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