Apps people use
Pharmacy or medicine delivery
Prescriptions, stock, delivery, refill reminders. A first version — something you can put in front of real users — usually takes 6–8 weeks.
Free 20-minute call. You leave with a price and a launch date.
What usually comes with a first version
Phone apps for the public, live on the App Store and Play Store. We handle the submissions.
- iPhone and Android from one build, so you launch on both at once.
- A simple admin screen, so you can see and change things without calling us.
- Sign-in, notifications and payments, where the idea needs them.
- The App Store and Play Store submissions, done by us.
Yours won't match this list exactly — nobody's does. The first call is where we work out which parts you actually need first, and which can wait.
How it goes
The whole thing, start to launch. Every step has a day on it.
Things we've built like this
Things people ask before starting one of these
Ask us worse ones on the call. Nobody is judging the question.
I only have an idea. No plan, no designs. Is that enough?
Yes, and it's how most projects here start — a paragraph, a screenshot or a voice note. We turn it into a plan, a price and a date on the first call, for free.
How much is this going to cost me?
You get one fixed number after one call. What moves it: how many screens there are, whether it's on both app stores or only the web, whether it takes payments, and whether AI is inside. What doesn't move it: how big your company is. Nothing is hidden and nothing is added later without you agreeing to it.
Will you take a small project seriously?
It's mostly what we do. First versions are the thing we're best at — the fastest one we shipped took two days and helped a founder raise money.
Will you sign something so my idea stays mine?
Yes. Send us your NDA before the call, or ask for ours. The idea is yours, and so is everything we build — code, designs and accounts are in your name from day one.
Who looks after it after launch?
We do, monthly, for as long as you want us to. If you'd rather hire your own developer later, we hand over the code with documentation so they can pick it up in a week.