01Scope
An application is never just the app. It is the client binary, the API behind it, the data model, the release train, and the operational story for what happens at 2 a.m. when something breaks. We take the whole problem.
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Native mobile (iOS & Android)
Native and cross-platform mobile applications, from first submission through App Store and Play submission, staged rollouts, and OTA updates. Device integration when the app talks to hardware the firm also designed.
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Web and desktop applications
Internal tools, operator consoles, customer portals, and desktop utilities. Chosen for the job rather than for fashion — plain served HTML is a legitimate architecture.
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Backend and APIs
Service design, data modeling, authentication, and integration with the systems a client already runs. Documented interfaces and versioned contracts so the application and its backend can move independently.
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Release engineering
Build pipelines, signing, provisioning, store review handling, crash reporting, and telemetry. An app without a release pipeline is a prototype.
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Operation and maintenance
Post-launch retainers cover OS-compatibility updates, store policy changes, dependency upkeep, and capacity. Applications decay quietly when nobody owns them; we keep the ownership explicit.