Services
From idea to store, at one desk.
We design, build and look after mobile apps, mobile games and web tools, long after launch too.
Mobile apps
We start by sketching the screens on paper and put the first working version on your phone within a few weeks. Notifications, home screen widgets, offline use and in-app purchases are built to be useful in everyday life.
- Android and iOS apps built with Flutter
- Home screen widgets and notifications
- Firebase, REST APIs and local databases
- Turkish and English interfaces
Mobile games
Our games are designed to be played with one finger, understood in seconds and leave you wanting one more round. Economy balance, upgrades and rewarded ads are part of the game from day one.
- Arcade and idle game design
- Game economy and upgrade balance
- AdMob rewarded ads and consent flow
- Leaderboards and achievements
Web tools
We build tools that customers can use on their own: product configurators, quote flows and the admin panels teams open every day. When needed we write the technical parts from scratch, such as 3D views and file export.
- React and TypeScript interfaces
- 3D visualisation with three.js
- PHP and MySQL back ends
- Quote and order flows
Release and care
The longest part of an app's life starts after launch. On Google Play and the App Store we look after the store listing, privacy policy, data safety forms, target API updates and signing keys, so the app stays on the store.
- Store listing and graphics
- Privacy policy and data safety
- Target API and version updates
- Signing keys and certificates
How we work
Every project goes through the same four steps, and each one ends with something you can see and try.
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01
Discover
We agree on what we are building and who it is for. Scope and schedule come out of this conversation.
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02
Design
We sketch the flows and screens and try them early as a clickable prototype.
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03
Build
We work in short cycles and send a new test build to your phone every week.
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04
Release
We prepare the store listing, policies and closed testing, then publish the app.