Multi-tenant architecture, subscription billing, onboarding, and admin tooling — delivered as an MVP first, then scaled with real usage.
Months spent on features before any customer validates them.
Quick builds that cannot handle multiple customers securely.
Plans, trials, upgrades, and failed payments handled manually.
Sign-ups that never reach the product's value.
Secure data separation between customer accounts.
Plans, trials, upgrades, invoices, and dunning.
Guided setup that gets users to value quickly.
Account management and impersonation for support.
Feature usage and funnel tracking.
Real customers using an MVP sooner.
Foundations that support growth.
Billing automated from day one.
Define the MVP and pricing model.
Tenancy, auth, billing, and admin.
The product's main value delivered.
Onboard customers and improve from data.
Custom Quote
MVPs are scoped and quoted after a product workshop; post-launch development is typically ongoing.
It depends on the core feature, but a focused MVP is typically planned in weeks-to-a-few-months terms rather than a year. We scope tightly to get customers using it sooner.
Yes — that usually means adding multi-tenancy, billing, and onboarding to proven functionality.
Commonly Stripe Billing where available; we choose based on the markets you sell in.
iOS and Android apps for customers or staff — planned around a clear purpose, built to perform, and supported after launch.
One Flutter codebase for iOS and Android — faster delivery, consistent design, and simpler long-term maintenance.
Native iPhone and iPad apps built in Swift, following Apple's design guidelines and ready for App Store review.