01. Understand the project
Identify users, tasks, existing systems and constraints.
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Choose a starting point. The technology and scope follow the users, processes and integrations your project needs.
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Identify users, tasks, existing systems and constraints.
Agree on scope, priorities, acceptance criteria and responsibilities.
Build in stages and review the relevant workflows along the way.
Document what is needed and define publication, code access and any maintenance.

Android and iOS apps built around your product, with a shared Flutter codebase and platform-specific work where it matters.
View Flutter mobile app development
Desktop applications for Windows, macOS and Linux, combining a web interface with carefully scoped access to local system capabilities.
View Desktop app development with Tauri
Customer portals, operational tools and SaaS applications built around your workflows, with clear rules for data, access and integrations.
View Custom web application development
Online stores designed around the full purchase journey, from finding a product to payment, fulfilment and day-to-day catalogue management.
View Online store development
Business websites and content platforms with a clear structure, a distinctive design and an editing experience your team can use.
View Custom WordPress website developmentWe develop Android and iOS apps with Flutter, desktop applications with Tauri, custom web applications, online stores and WordPress websites. Each project starts with the problem, the intended users and existing systems. Scope, deliverables, ownership, third-party costs and maintenance are agreed in the proposal.
We start with the problem, the essential workflows, the target platforms and any existing systems. The proposal defines scope, deliverables, milestones, acceptance criteria and responsibilities. Hosting, licences and external provider costs are identified separately where relevant. Changes to the agreed scope are reviewed before implementation.
The proposal sets out the rights to the software, access to source code, delivery documentation and account responsibilities. Third-party components retain their own licences. Maintenance, updates and support are agreed explicitly, including what is covered and any recurring costs; they are not assumed to be unlimited or included by default.