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Built to ship, then kept alive.

Most app development shops hand you a codebase and disappear. We're a Northern Virginia agency serving the DC metro that offers to stay on the hosting, the store listings and the update cycle for as long as the product is running. That offer stands on every build, and it is required on none.

01

Webflow & custom web development

Custom web applications where the logic is the product, and Webflow builds where your team needs to change copy and pages without calling us.

  • Custom web apps on a Firebase backend
  • Webflow sites your team can edit
  • CMS structure that scales with your content
  • Analytics and integrations wired in from day one
02

Flutter app development

One Flutter codebase for iOS and Android, backed by Firebase. Search, payments, chat and video are wired in from proven building blocks rather than written from scratch.

  • Flutter for iOS and Android
  • Firebase auth, data and functions
  • Algolia search, Stripe payments, Agora video
  • TestFlight and Play Console release management
03

Product design

Interface and flow design before a line of code, so the build has something to aim at. Screens, states and the empty, error and loading cases most builds skip.

  • User flows and information architecture
  • High fidelity screens and components
  • Design systems that survive the handoff
04

App maintenance & support

Software is not finished when it launches. We keep hosting healthy, app store listings current, and dependencies up to date.

  • Hosting and uptime monitoring
  • App Store and Play Store submissions and reviews
  • SDK, OS and dependency updates
  • Bug fixes and small feature work on a monthly retainer

White-label Webflow for agencies

Overflow builds, CMS setup and ongoing care under your brand. Your client never sees us. Pricing is on request: tell us about the project and we'll quote it.

What we take on

  • Full Webflow builds from your designs
  • CMS setup, and migrations off WordPress
  • Maintenance and update requests on sites you manage
  • Overflow when your own team is at capacity
  • Web apps and mobile apps when a client needs more than a site

How it works

You keep the client relationship. We work inside your process and your deadlines, and stay off your client's radar unless you want us on a call. Send the scope, or a few sentences about it, and a person replies the same business day.

How a website project runs

A Launch site takes about 1 week and a Business site about 2–3 weeks, counted from the day we have your content.

01

Kickoff call

A short call about your business, your customers and what the site needs to do. You get the package and the price in writing before any work starts.

02

Content checklist

We send a short list: logo, photos, services, hours, address and the reviews you want featured. The timeline starts when we have it.

03

First draft

You see the whole site built in Webflow on a private link, and you can check it on your phone and your computer.

04

One round of revisions

Send your changes in one list. We make them and check the site again on phones and desktops.

05

Launch, then a year of updates

We connect your domain and go live. Hosting and updates are included for the first year, and changes are done within 48 business hours.

How an app engagement runs

01

Scope call

Bring the idea. We map what v1 actually needs, flag the risks, and give you a straight read on cost and timeline.

02

Design sprint

Flows, information architecture and high-fidelity screens — edge cases included, not just the happy path. You approve what gets built before a line of code is written.

03

Build in weekly releases

One Flutter codebase for iOS and Android on a Firebase backend. You watch it come together on TestFlight from the early weeks, not at the end.

04

Launch

App Store and Play Store submissions, review wrangling, hosting, analytics and store listings set up properly.

05

Keep it running

Hosting, store listings, SDK and OS updates, fixes and small features on a monthly retainer. Launch day is the middle of the engagement, not the end.

How an engagement is papered

The same on every engagement, whether you are one founder or a team that needs the scope in writing before anyone signs.

A written proposal before anything starts

Scope in plain English, a fixed price, milestones, and what is excluded — in writing, so the people who were not on the call can read it and decide.

Have something
in mind?

Same-business-day reply · from a person, not an autoresponder

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