About

We speak human, not code.

You run the place. We build the app, so you don't have to. The package is written down. The revision rounds are counted. Care is its own bill. Campaigns are a third bill. No mystery estimate.

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Tell us how it works. Then we build it.

Five steps. The scope is written before the design starts. The build starts with a 50% deposit.

  1. A notebook open while someone writes the plan
    01

    Tell us how it works

    Who it is for, what it has to do, what you use today, and when you need it. Plain language is perfect.

  2. Two people talking through the work
    02

    We check the thing

    We confirm the app can actually do the job, including whether it can send push and in-app messages.

  3. A laptop open on the build
    03

    It goes in writing

    The build, the monthly plan, any campaigns, and the revision rounds. Work starts with a 50% deposit.

  4. A customer at a shop counter
    04

    We build it

    Designs use the rounds we counted. We test the main paths. The rest of the build fee is due when you accept it.

  5. A team handing the work across the table
    05

    You get back to the floor

    We help you publish and hand it over. Monthly care starts, messages included. Ads are their own job.

Who runs it

One person per job.

Each part of the work has one owner, from the first conversation to the ads, so you always know who has your app.

  • Elly Yan, Head of Connect
    01

    Elly Yan

    Head of Connect

    Takes the first conversation, learns how the place works, and matches you to the right package.

    See Connect →
  • Ryan Graham, Head of Builds
    02

    Ryan Graham

    Head of Builds

    Scopes the app, counts the screens, and gets it into the App Store and Google Play.

    See Builds →
  • Joy Ausler, Head of Care
    03

    Joy Ausler

    Head of Care

    Keeps the app up after launch: the hosting, the monthly hours, and the messages that go out.

    See Care →
  • Josh Lovejoy, Head of Reach
    04

    Josh Lovejoy

    Head of Reach

    Runs the ads that put the app in front of the people who should have it.

    See Reach →

In writing

Your name stays on it.

Account, source code, content, customer data, and the messaging list are named in the agreement. The app stores still decide on a native app. If a feature cannot run, we say so before we quote it.

See the builds
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