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09 · Apps Phoenix, Arizona Est. 2009

Apps that launch.

A native app on both stores, built from one codebase so you are not paying to solve the same problem twice.

What's included

01

One build, both stores

02

App Store and Play Store submission handled

03

Push notifications and offline handling

04

The backend it talks to, built alongside it

The approach

One codebase,
both stores.

Most shops quote iOS and Android as two separate builds. We write it once and ship it to both, so you are not paying twice to solve the same problem, and updates land on both platforms at the same time.

Tell me about your app →
A

A real backend, not a stub

The app needs somewhere to store data, handle accounts, and sync between devices. We build that alongside the app, not as an afterthought once it is time to launch.

B

Store submission handled

Developer accounts, screenshots, listing copy, review guidelines: the parts that trip people up on their first submission are ours to manage.

C

Progress, not silence

You see builds on a real device as they come together, and you can reach the person who wrote the code. No black box, no waiting to find out what is happening.

Proof, not a pitch

From the portfolio

What we build, screen by screen.

Every screen below is captured from an app we built, running against its real backend. The names and dates on them belong to a test account. The app is real, and so is the business behind it.

Moon Valley Med Spa

iOS · Android · 2025

The patient side of the booking system their front desk runs on. Sign in with a text code, browse the treatment menu and prices, pick from live availability, and keep upcoming and past visits in one place.

Coming to the App Store and Google Play.

  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Sign in Sign in
  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Next visit Next visit
  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Treatment menu Treatment menu
  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Prices and options Prices and options
  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Live availability Live availability
  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Upcoming visits Upcoming visits
  • Moon Valley Med Spa app: Visit history Visit history

Captured against test data: every name and date on these screens is invented.

See the full project

The build, step by step

  1. 01 Brief & quote

    Brief & quote

    You tell me what the app needs to do and who it is for. I come back with a clear plan and a single fixed quote, so you know the shape, the scope and the price before anything starts.

    Output: a written scope & a fixed quote range.

  2. 02 Design & build

    Design & build

    Screens and flows first, then the app and its backend, with you testing builds on a real device as they come together, not a static mockup.

    Output: a real, installable build you can test.

  3. 03 Submit & launch

    Submit & launch

    We handle the App Store and Play Store submissions, watch the review, and stay on for the fixes and updates that follow a real launch.

    Output: a live app, on both stores.

It all starts with the brief builder. Answer three quick questions and watch your project take shape as you go.

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Investment

One fixed quote.
No hourly meter.

Every project is quoted as a single fixed figure, agreed up front, before any work begins. You will never watch a clock tick or get a surprise invoice because something ran long.

Agreed before we start No hidden hourly rate Honest, right-sized scope

iOS and Android apps

Fixed quote after the brief, not an hourly estimate

From $5,000

Payments, live sync, and third-party integrations are the usual reasons an app lands above the floor.

Next step Est. 2009

Tell us what you are building.

A two-line problem description is enough to start. You get an answer the same day, and a straight one either way.