What we deliver
Native mobile
iOS first; Android when the use case fits. We've taken work from solo-founder concept to App Store release. iSureType, our flagship, is in Apple TestFlight today.
- Swift / SwiftUI / UIKit, custom keyboards (T9, predictive)
- StoreKit + IAP, HealthKit, App Group + extension architecture
- TestFlight + App Store release engineering, privacy-first analytics
Web platforms
Marketing sites, internal dashboards, customer-facing PWAs.
- SvelteKit, Next.js, Nuxt — picked to match the team taking over
- PWA-by-default — installable, offline-capable
- Tailwind, design-token discipline, type-safe APIs, component-driven architecture
Integration work
The work most projects underestimate: making your stack talk to ERPNext, Salesforce, Stripe, EasyPost, or whatever runs the business.
- API bridge design — idempotent, observable, retryable
- Webhook infrastructure with dead-letter queues
- ERPNext / Frappe depth: DocType scripting, custom controllers, data migration
- Custom middleware where vendor SDKs fall short
How an engagement runs
- Audit (week 1). Stack review, friction-point map, scoped proposal — what the outcome looks like and how we get there.
- Architect (weeks 2–3). Solution design with measurable acceptance criteria. No code yet; just the contract.
- Build (weeks 4–8). Iterative, demo-able sprints. You see real progress every week and approve direction continuously.
- Hand-off (week 9+). Code, infra, and the documentation needed to run it without us. The outcome belongs to you.