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Services

What we build, and how.

We work directly with owners and teams to fit software to the way a company already runs. Four kinds of work, all done in-house.

01

iPhone appsNative, start to finish

Product planning, interface design, native Swift development, testing, and App Store submission. We build the whole app, not a wrapper around a website.

A typical engagement covers the whole path: sketching the flows, designing the screens, building the app in Swift, getting it through TestFlight with your own testers, and handling the App Store listing and review. If the app needs a backend, we build that too.

About iPhone apps
  • SwiftUI
  • StoreKit
  • TestFlight
  • App Store Connect
02

Desktop and internal softwareWindows and Mac

Tools for documents, reporting, specialized data, and the repetitive work that has outgrown a spreadsheet. Built for the handful of people who use them every day.

These are the tools a company runs on and nobody outside it ever sees: estimating, quoting, spec checking, document generation, and reporting that pulls three systems into one screen. We build them to run well on the hardware you already have and to be simple enough to hand to a new hire.

About desktop and internal software
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Reporting
  • Document workflows
03

Web products and integrationsBrowser software and APIs

Customer portals, internal browser tools, and connections between the systems you already pay for, so information stops being retyped from one to the next.

A portal where clients can check the status of an order. An internal tool that replaces the shared spreadsheet. An integration that moves data between your accounting, CRM, and field systems without anyone copying and pasting. Built for the browser, so there is nothing to install.

About web products and integrations
  • Portals
  • Internal tools
  • API integration
  • Automation
04

Technology integrationAI, automation, and data

Practical help evaluating and adopting AI, automation, connected systems, and modern data tools. We have particular depth in construction and building materials.

New tools arrive faster than anyone can evaluate them. We help you work out which ones are worth adopting, then connect them to the way you already operate. In construction and building materials, that tends to mean quoting, supplier data, specifications, and job documentation.

  • AI
  • Automation
  • Connected systems
  • Construction

Process

Three stages, each with something to show for it.

You should never wonder what is happening with your project. Every stage ends with something you can hold, read, or install.

1

Scope

We start with a conversation about what happens today and what needs to change. From that you get a written scope and a price before any code is written.

You getA written scope and a fixed price
2

Build

Design and development run in short cycles. You review working software as it comes together, on your own phone or desk, rather than a slide deck about it.

You getWorking builds to review along the way
3

Launch

App Store submission, deployment, documentation, and a proper handover. When it ships, your team can run it, and we are still reachable when something needs attention.

You getA shipped product and the keys to it

Working with us

Fitted to your business and built inside it, with the people who do the work in the room.

We start by understanding the day-to-day operation, then design and integrate software around it. That means talking to the people who will use the thing, not only the people paying for it.

Communication is direct. You have a person to email rather than a ticket queue, and you hear from us with working software, not status reports.

MobileSwift, SwiftUI
DesktopWindows, macOS
WebBrowser apps, APIs
IntegrationAI, automation, data

Questions

Things people usually ask first.

What does a project cost?

It depends on the scope, which is why we write the scope down first. You will have a number before any work starts, and it does not move unless the scope does.

How long does an iPhone app take?

A focused first version usually takes a few months from kickoff to App Store submission. Larger products take longer. After the first conversation we can tell you roughly where yours lands.

Who owns the code?

You do. The source code, the App Store listing, and the accounts the software runs on are set up in your name from the start.

Do you work with companies outside Tampa?

Yes. We are based in Tampa, Florida and work with clients across the country. Most of the collaboration happens over email, calls, and shared builds, and we are happy to meet in person when we are nearby.

What happens after launch?

Software needs looking after. We can stay on for updates, new features, and the yearly round of operating system changes, or hand everything over cleanly to your own team. Either way the code is documented and yours.

Can you take over an existing app or tool?

Often, yes. Send us what you have and we will tell you plainly whether it makes sense to continue with it or start again.

Contact

What needs to work better?

Tell us what your team or your customers are trying to do. A few sentences is enough, and we reply within one business day.

Start a project Tampa, Florida. Working with clients across the US.