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Build the product
Your website was built by someone who has moved on, and the app you want is a quote you do not trust.
What you can answer afterwards
Outcomes, not features.
- A product you can point at
- A website or app that does the job, on a real store or a real domain, with your name on it.
- Fast on the phones your customers own
- Built and tested against the devices people have, not the ones announced this year.
- Numbers from day one
- Every screen and every step named and recorded before launch, so the first week teaches you something.
- Something that outlasts us
- Code, accounts and documents in your ownership, written so the next developer can read them.
What we actually set up
For the person who wants to check the work.
Everything above is in your language. This is the same work in ours, so you can hold it against anyone else’s quote.
- Websites and web applications built on Next.js and React, hosted on Vercel or your own infrastructure
- Android apps in Kotlin, iOS apps in Swift, or one cross-platform codebase where that is the honest choice
- Design drawn to be understood on first use, checked on real devices before it ships
- Analytics events and conversion tracking built into the product, not added afterwards
- Store listings, screenshots and the legal pages each store requires
- Automated tests and a release process you can run without us
- A written handover: architecture, accounts, how to deploy
What lands with you. A sample, so the shape is honest before the figures are yours.
We did this to our own apps first.
Zip VPN: Our own app, measured the way we would measure yours.
Questions people ask
The ones that actually arrive.
Can you take over something someone else built?
Usually. We start with a short read of the code and tell you honestly whether it is worth keeping. Sometimes it is; sometimes the kind thing is to say so and start again.
Do you build for both Android and iOS?
Yes. Everything we have published so far is on Android, which is where our own users are; iOS and cross-platform work follow the same method. We will tell you which is right for your customers rather than which is easier for us.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories, store accounts, domains and hosting are all created under your name.
How long does it take?
A website is weeks; an app is months. We agree a first release that is small enough to ship and useful enough to measure, then build from what the numbers say.
What do you need from my team?
One person who can make decisions, available for a short call each week. Content, accounts and access, when we ask for them. That is all.
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