AI apps that hold up
once real users arrive.

Yes. Typical work includes streaming chat that stays reliable on weak connections, camera and image recognition, voice, search over your own data, and moving model calls to a server so the API key is not stored in the app. We begin with an audit, so the quote is based on the actual code.

Not for using AI as such. Rejections come from what surrounds the feature: user-generated content without moderation or reporting, an age rating that does not reflect what a chatbot can say, permissions without a clear purpose, data sent to a model provider that is missing from the privacy labels, or a subscription screen that does not explain what the AI does. We address all of these before submission. No one can guarantee approval.

We focus on mobile. That means React Native and Expo, native modules in Swift and Kotlin where a vendor SDK has no wrapper, and release to the App Store and Google Play. We also build the web apps and backends these products need. Each service page lists the exact scope.

Yes, and testing is included in the project price. Unit and integration tests cover the logic that is costly to get wrong, end-to-end tests cover the revenue-critical flows, and both run on every pull request so CI catches regressions before customers do. On mobile we run Detox from EAS Workflows against a real build before each store submission. AI helps us generate edge cases that are rarely written by hand, such as an interrupted upload, a session expiring during checkout, a retry after a timeout or an emoji in a name field. A senior engineer decides which are realistic. We don't chase a coverage percentage.

Yes, before you share any project details.

Yes, openly. Claude Code, Codex and GitHub Copilot speed up boilerplate, migrations and testing, and help surface edge cases. Architecture, security and the definition of production-ready stay with our engineers. Every AI-assisted change is reviewed by a senior engineer before release.

That's fine. We also build products from scratch and take on standard web, mobile, backend and AI projects. AI builders are a common starting point, but you don't need one to work with us.

Small and medium-sized. A single product, built by a small senior team. We do not take on large, multi-team enterprise platforms.

Sometimes you should hire the freelancer, and we'll tell you so on the call if that's the honest answer. The difference shows up in what happens around the code: someone else reviews every change before it ships, your repository and store accounts stay in your name from day one, and the handoff package is written into the contract rather than promised at the end. If the person who built your app disappears, you want to still be able to release.

The three core packages have a price agreed in advance, so the risk of a bad estimate sits with us. Hourly billing applies to agency subcontracting, or when the scope genuinely cannot be pinned down yet.

You get the project back with full documentation. Ongoing support is an optional monthly retainer, and nothing we hand over depends on you buying it.