Service 02

One product. Every screen it needs to live on.

Platforms, portals, SaaS and apps built on one shared architecture — so a rule written for the web behaves the same on a phone, and shipping to a new surface is a sprint, not a second project.

one codebase · three surfacesshared core

WEB

Portal & marketing

Server-rendered, indexable, fast on a mid-range phone over 4G.

MOBILE

iOS & Android

Offline-tolerant, push-aware, native modules where the product earns them.

API

One contract

Typed, versioned and documented — the same source of truth for every client.

auth · oncevalidation · oncepermissions · onceanalytics · once

What we fix

Six reasons apps get expensive to change.

DRIFTThree codebases, one productWeb, iOS and Android built by separate teams drift apart until a single change means three tickets and three regressions.
DEBTPrototype in productionThe demo that won the budget is now the live app. No tests, no migrations, no boundaries — every feature costs more than the last.
RELEASEStore release anxietyNobody knows if the build is shippable, so releases bunch up, review rejections surprise you and rollbacks are manual.
SCALEFalls over at real loadFine with a hundred users, unusable at ten thousand. Usually N+1 queries, missing indexes and no caching layer at all.
MOBILEOffline and flaky networksApps built for office wifi fail on a train. Real mobile needs queued writes, conflict rules and honest loading states.
OWNERSHIPNobody can hand it overUndocumented decisions and one person who understands deploys. A bus factor of one is a business risk, not a tech detail.

Shape it, ship a spine, then widen.

  1. 01

    Shaping week

    Flows, data model, platform choice and the integrations that will actually bite. Fixed fee, and the write-up is yours whether or not we build it.

    deliverable: architecture & estimate
  2. 02

    Walking skeleton

    The thinnest end-to-end path — auth, one real workflow, deploys to a real environment — running in your hands early, then features on top weekly.

    deliverable: deployed spine
  3. 03

    Launch & hand over

    Store submission, staged rollout, monitoring and alerts wired to your channel, runbooks written and a working session with whoever owns it next.

    deliverable: live + documented

What comes as standard.

Not upsells. These are the defaults that keep the second year cheaper than the first.

Shared architectureOne domain model and one API contract behind every surface, so a rule is written once and honoured everywhere.web + iOS + Android
Typed end to endSchema, server and client share generated types. Breaking changes fail the build, not the user session.compile-time contracts
Design system firstTokens and components before screens, so the fortieth screen costs a fraction of the fourth and stays consistent.component library
Release pipelinePreview builds per pull request, signed store builds on tag, staged rollout and a rollback that takes one command.CI/CD + staged rollout
Performance budgetsBundle size, cold start and query time tracked as build checks. A regression fails review like a broken test.enforced in CI
Accessibility & i18nKeyboard paths, contrast and screen-reader labels checked in the pipeline; copy externalised for translation from day one.WCAG 2.2 AA target

One shared data layer behind a webapp, a browser extension and (next) native mobile.

Read the case study

Web & mobile questions

It depends on what the product actually does. Heavy device integration — background location, Bluetooth, camera pipelines — earns native. Most business apps do not, and a single cross-platform codebase with native modules where needed ships sooner and costs less to maintain. We make that call with you in the first week, in writing, with the trade-offs stated.

Bring the product. We’ll bring the architecture.