Applications and software products
We develop web, mobile and desktop applications — from prototype through to release.
ABOUT THE SERVICE
Software developed for real use.
We turn validated ideas into web, mobile and desktop applications that can be launched, measured and developed over time. We start from the core function of the product and choose the architecture that suits the users, the budget and the pace of growth.
We can develop an MVP, a SaaS product, an internal application or an extension that complements the tools already in use. The process covers prototyping, development, integration of external services, testing and preparation for release.
After launch we provide maintenance and continuous development, so the product stays stable, secure and responsive to the feedback it receives from users.
WHAT WE CAN DEVELOP
Available services
We can combine them into a complete project, or you can commission them separately.
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Web applications
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Progressive Web Apps
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iOS applications
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Android applications
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macOS applications
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Cross-platform applications
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Browser extensions
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MVPs
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SaaS products
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Internal applications
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Functional prototypes
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External service integration
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App Store publishing
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Google Play publishing
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Maintenance and continuous development
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose between a web, mobile or desktop application?
The choice depends on users, devices and features such as offline access, camera use, notifications or operating-system integration. We compare these needs with the budget and maintenance effort before selecting technology.
What should an MVP include?
An MVP should let real users test the product’s core value. We select an essential flow and defer features that are unnecessary for validation; a small release must still be usable and stable.
When is a cross-platform application a good fit?
It can work well when platforms share similar functionality and code reuse offers benefits. Native features, performance and interface requirements may justify separate development; we assess the trade-offs for the specific product.
Is publishing in the App Store or Google Play automatic?
No. Preparation includes developer accounts, listing materials and app configuration, while approval depends on the store’s review. Responsibilities, account fees and potential adjustments are clarified in the launch plan.
What should we plan for after the application launches?
The plan should cover fixes, compatibility updates and product improvements based on real usage. Maintenance, infrastructure and external services have costs that should be separated from initial development.