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Android apps first. Everything around them too.

Our main work is Android apps for Google Play. We also build what those apps need around them: back ends, admin dashboards, AI features and websites. Every project gets the same basics: clear requirements, careful testing, monitoring and documentation.

Android apps and Google Play publishing

Android apps designed, built, tested and published on Google Play, then looked after with fixes and updates. iOS is available on request.

  • Good for
    • Customer and business apps
    • Utility and productivity apps
    • Booking and ordering
  • Usually includes
    • Screen design and user flows
    • Native Android in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose
    • A back end when the app needs one, or fully offline when it does not
    • Google Play Console set-up, store listing and screenshots
    • Privacy policy and Data safety form
    • Testing tracks before release
    • Fixes and updates after launch

App back ends and APIs

The server side an app needs: user accounts, data storage, APIs and the admin tools to run it all.

  • Good for
    • Apps with user accounts
    • Keeping data in sync across devices
    • Admin and reporting
  • Usually includes
    • APIs designed for mobile apps
    • Secure sign-in and user accounts
    • Database design
    • Hosting set-up and monitoring

Web apps and admin dashboards

Browser-based software with user accounts, permissions and the data your team works with every day, including admin dashboards for your app.

  • Good for
    • Admin dashboards
    • Client portals
    • Internal tools
  • Usually includes
    • User accounts and permissions
    • Data entry, search and reports
    • Links to the tools you already use
    • Hosting set-up and monitoring

AI features and automation

AI added where it helps, inside apps and business systems: reading documents, sorting requests and drafting replies, with people kept in control.

  • Good for
    • Smart features inside apps
    • Document processing
    • Email and request triage
  • Usually includes
    • Mapping how the work is done today
    • AI steps with a person reviewing the decisions that matter
    • Connections to email, documents and databases
    • Logs so every result can be checked

Websites

Clear, fast company and product websites that look right on any phone and are simple to keep up to date.

  • Good for
    • Company sites
    • App landing pages
    • Product pages
  • Usually includes
    • Page structure and design
    • Fast, accessible pages
    • Search engine basics
    • Simple ways to update content

Desktop software and SaaS tools

Desktop tools for work that runs on a local machine, and subscription software that serves many customers from one system.

  • Good for
    • Offline tools
    • Subscription products
  • Usually includes
    • Installers and updates
    • Local file and device access
    • Separate, secure data for each customer
    • Subscriptions and billing set-up

Publishing on Google Play

Getting an app onto Google Play is a project of its own.

We have published our own app there, so we handle these steps for you as part of an Android project.

  1. Developer account and app set-up. The Play Console app entry, package name, signing and the details Google asks for.
  2. Store listing. App name, descriptions, screenshots and graphics that describe the app honestly.
  3. Privacy policy and Data safety form. A clear policy page and answers that match what the app really does.
  4. Testing tracks. Internal and closed testing so real people try the app before everyone else.
  5. Release. Production release, with a gradual rollout when it makes sense.
  6. After launch. Crash fixes, Android version updates and changes to Google Play policy.

Our apps

Our own work on Google Play.

More apps are in development. Each one is listed here when it is ready for real use.

Math Alarm Clock app icon

Math Alarm Clock: Wake Up

An Android alarm clock that only switches off when you solve a math problem. Built to ring reliably, with nothing leaving your phone.

  • Android
  • Free, with optional Pro
  • No ads
  • No data collected
Get it onGoogle PlayMath Alarm Clock · free to try (opens Google Play)About the app

How we work

How a project runs, step by step.

Each step ends with something you can see and check, so you always know where the project stands.

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Understand

    We learn how your business works and what the app must do.

    Output: a clear problem statement

  2. Step 2 of 4

    Scope

    You get a written plan: what will be built, what will not, the order of work and the cost.

    Output: a written scope

  3. Step 3 of 4

    Build in steps

    Short cycles, with test builds you can install on your own phone.

    Output: test builds you can install

  4. Step 4 of 4

    Launch on Google Play

    We publish the app, then keep it working with fixes and updates.

    Output: a live app and its documentation

Start a project

Not sure what you need? Tell us the problem.

Describe what you want to achieve. We will suggest an approach and say plainly if it is not something we should build.

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