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Your own developers learn the business from the inside and stay as long as you employ them. For a company whose product is the software, that’s often where it ends up.
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People on your payroll who work only on your product, sit in your meetings and learn your customers. Nobody else competes for their week.
It takes recruiting, salaries, equipment and someone who can judge technical work, all before the first release pays any of it back.
Better when the software is the business for years to come.
Hire your own team when the software is the company: a product you’ll change every week for years, with decisions that need someone in the room every day.
If you already have a technical lead who can hire and review, building in-house keeps the knowledge where you’ll need it.
You can start without hiring anyone. The first call is free, Launch starts from $1,000, and when the work won’t stop at launch, the Team package gives you a monthly mix of development, design, video, QA and AI work.
Every milestone ends with a link to the working build, so you can judge progress without being technical yourself.
The handover suits the team you hire later: the repository, the design files and the accounts move into your name, ready for whoever comes next.
Launch starts from $1,000, Build from $3,000 and Team from $5,000 per month. Your brief gets its own written estimate.
See the packagesOur side of this page rests on the projects below. Each date comes from the project’s commit history or our own records, and each project has its own page here.
Over-the-air updates, app-store update flows and in-app reviews for Capacitor apps: web apps shipped as mobile apps.
First commit.
First version published on npm, the public registry developers install code from.
Latest commit we checked. npm showed version 4.2.2 that day.
A resume builder, career tools and employment history a named company can confirm, most of it with no account.
First commit.
Latest commit we checked, more than 1,000 commits after the first.
Send the brief, or start with the free call. If this route suits the job better, we’ll say so.
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