App, backend and admin panel — one system, not three contractors.
We take your product from the first conversation to release. iOS, Android, the server side and the admin panel — under one contract, with one team. Nothing gets handed off to outside contractors.
We do every one of them in-house — nothing is passed on to outside contractors. That's why the system comes out whole instead of being “glued together” in production.
01 · Mobile
Mobile apps for iOS and Android
Swift, Kotlin or Flutter — chosen for the task, not for the hype. We write code that can be maintained later without pain.
02 · Backend
Server side and APIs
NestJS, Go or Python. Architecture built for load, role-based access, migrations and tests — from the start.
03 · Admin
Admin panels and operator consoles
React and Next.js. Not a “panel for the sake of a panel”, but a tool your team actually uses every day.
04 · AI
AI features inside the product
Recognition, generation, recommendations. We pick the model to fit the budget — not “GPT for everything”.
05 · Design
Product design
One design language across the app, the admin panel and the website — so the system looks like a system.
06 · Support
Growth after release
Release is the midpoint. You get 60 days of support included, then a subscription: fixes, monitoring, new features.
Over the years we have shipped dozens of projects; the only pauses came from a client's decision or a change in their business. The contract fixes the feature list, the timeline and what happens if the plan needs to be reworked.
How much does a turnkey mobile app cost?
An MVP with a backend and admin panel starts at $15k and takes 4–6 weeks. A full product with two user roles, AI or integrations starts at $30k and takes 10–14 weeks. We give an exact quote after the first stage, and it doesn't change along the way.
What if I want to change everything halfway through?
That's normal — it's exactly what the demo every two weeks is for. Small changes within the agreed scope are free. Significant changes go into a separate agreement, so the original estimate doesn't drift.
Who owns the code and access — you or me?
You do, from day one. The repository lives on your GitHub, domains are in your name, servers run on your accounts. We work by invitation. If we part ways, you keep a working system, not a black box.
Do you sign an NDA?
Yes. We send our NDA template with the first email, and it can be signed electronically in five minutes. If you have your own template, we'll use yours.
Can I see a code sample?
We have few public repositories — our projects are under NDA. But if you have a technical person on your side, we'll walk them through an example of our architecture and code style on a call.
Next step
Describe your idea — we'll come back with a review within 24 hours.
The review is a 2–3 page PDF: what to build first, what you can skip at launch, and the budget and timeline a project like this fits into. Free, no strings attached.