App Development Partner for US Companies

We plan our working day to overlap with US business hours, so calls, demos, and reviews happen during your morning. While your team is offline, development continues, and you start each day with progress to review. Updates arrive in your Slack or project tracker, so you always know what's done, what's next, and where we need your input.

You do. We transfer full IP rights to everything we build for you, including source code, designs, and documentation. You keep admin access to your accounts, app store listings, and cloud services. If you ever decide to bring development in-house or work with another partner, your team gets everything it needs to keep the product going without us.

Yes. Many connected products we work on start before the hardware is final. We begin with discovery and a proof of concept on a prototype or sample unit to test the riskiest parts first, like the device connection and data exchange. This way, problems surface early, when they're cheaper to fix. To build and test the full app, we'll need working devices, and we'll plan the shipping logistics with you.

Yes. We start with a technical review, available documents, and tell you honestly what needs fixing now and what can wait. Then we stabilize and modernize the app step by step without stopping your releases. You don't need the previous team's help to get started: we've taken over poorly documented apps before and rebuilt the missing knowledge as we went, documenting it for everyone who works on the product next.

Usually right after we agree on the scope. We begin with a kickoff to learn your product, goals, and current setup, then set up access and tools. Our team spends minimal time on onboarding and we document everything as we go. You can see first results within the first sprints.

Our development unit usually consists of full-time developer(s) and part-time QA, UX/UI designer, and PM. The unit costs $10,000-$15,000 per month. Most projects take 4-8 months from discovery to deployment. So, the total is $40,000-$120,000.

But the price depends on the scope, the complexity of your product, and the team you need. Some clients need one engineer to join their existing team; others need a full team with design, QA, and project management. After a free consultation and discovery, you get a phased roadmap with a realistic budget for each phase, so you can decide before development starts.

Yes. Your team works directly with the engineers and project manager on your product, in English, without a chain of account managers in between. We use the tools you already use, whether that's Slack, Jira, or something else, and can join your standups and planning. You get regular updates and demos, so there are no surprises.

We sign an NDA before you share any details, so you can talk openly about your product from the first call. The contract clearly defines scope, team, rates, and IP ownership, and we invoice in USD. You can scale the team up or down as your roadmap changes, without switching vendors.

Access to your code, accounts, and customer data is limited to the people working on your product, and you keep admin rights to everything. When a team member changes or the project ends, we remove their access. Your data stays in your systems, and we work with it only as much as the project requires.

Launch is where most long-term work begins. We keep the app compatible with new iOS and Android versions, fix issues your customers report, and add features as your business grows.

If you need a pause in active development, we scale down to maintenance and scale back up when you're ready, with a team that already knows your product.