Web and mobile apps
Your app. Built faster.
Web and mobile apps, built with AI-assisted engineering. An engineer reviews every change before it ships.
One example app, three screens. It changes on its own; tap to choose.
Apps people actually use.
Web, mobile, internal, or the app you already have. Try each one.
Web apps.
Portals, booking systems and dashboards your customers open in a browser.
Example: a client portal with orders, invoices and messages in one place.
3 more visits for a free coffee.
Mobile apps.
For iPhone and Android, published in the app stores.
Example: a loyalty app with bookings and rewards.
Internal tools.
The app your team needs and no one sells.
Example: a job-tracking app for staff out on site.
After: three taps to book.
Your existing app, improved.
New features, a fresh design, or a rebuild. We review it first to see whether it's workable.
Example: the same booking screen, before and after.
Right for you if.
What's at the heart of your idea?
Web and mobile apps
You're in the right place.
This is what we build here. It's a good fit if:
- You need an app, and off-the-shelf software doesn't fit.
- You want it built well, without hiring a development team.
- You want to launch a first version, then improve it.
- You may want AI features later, or never. Both are fine.
Faster. Never unchecked.
AI helps our engineers write code, tests and documents faster. But AI-written code can look right and still be wrong, or unsafe. So people stay responsible for every change.
AI helps with
- First drafts of code
- Tests
- Repetitive changes
- Documentation
People always own
- The design
- The decisions
- Reviewing every change
- Security
- What ships
Why the checking matters.
In a 2025 study, AI-written code introduced a security flaw in 45% of the tasks tested.
Source: Veracode, 2025 GenAI Code Security Report: 80 coding tasks across more than 100 AI models. Veracode sells security testing. Read the report summary.
Automated security checks run on every change, and an engineer reviews it before it ships.
Seen early. Shipped often.
Drag through six steps and watch the app grow up.
Example: the Northside Florist portal.
Step 1 of 6
Discover
Who it's for, what they need to do, and what the first version must include.
Every project is different. We agree the scope and timing once we understand the app.
Good on every screen.
Accessible.
Usable by people with disabilities, designed in from the start.
Every screen.
Phones, tablets and computers, tested on real devices.
Fast.
Quick to open, even on a slow connection.
Safe.
Security checked as we build, not bolted on at the end.
We recommend building to WCAG 2.2 AA: the international guidelines for accessible websites and apps, at the level most laws refer to.
Everything, handed over.
Six things, included as standard.
- live-app/The live app. On the web, in the app stores, or both.
- design/The design. Every screen, and the parts it's built from, ready for the next feature.
- code-and-tests/The code and tests. Organized, reviewed, and with tests that check it still works.
- guides/Plain-words guides. How it works, and how to run it.
- admin/Your admin. A simple place to manage content, users and settings.
- training/Training. For the people who'll run it day to day.
Your app, your way.
Pick what you'd want. Change your mind any time before we build.
Where it runs.
Where it's hosted.
AI inside, or not.
Always yours: your brand, and the apps you already use. If your app has a way for other software to connect to it, we can usually work with it.
Your app on the web, iPhone and Android, hosted in your own cloud account, with no AI inside.
Safe by default.
Rules first.
We agree how your data and your users' data may be used before we start.
Kept confidential.
A confidentiality agreement comes as standard, signed before we start.
Never sold.
We never sell your personal data.
Questions.
Something else? Ask us. A person reads every message.
Will our app have AI in it?
Only if you want it. AI is how we build. What goes inside is your choice.
If AI writes code, is it safe?
An engineer reviews every change before it ships, and automated security checks run on every change.
Can you work on an app someone else built?
We review it first to see whether it's workable, and tell you honestly what we find.
Do you publish it in the app stores?
Yes. We handle the submission and the store's review.
How long does it take?
Every project is different. We agree the scope and timing once we understand the app.
What does it cost?
Pricing is set per project, once we understand what you need. Talk to us.
What happens after launch?
Updates, security fixes and day-to-day help are part of Support and training.
Who owns the app and its code?
You do. You own what you paid for. Third-party tools and AI models stay under their own licenses.