A clickable mockup with the real flow logic
Before a single line of code is written, you can already touch it.
We build a clickable mockup of your application and you open it on the phone at the meeting. It gets looked at, tapped and changed. Only after that does it get built.
Your process does not fit into off the shelf software. You have tried. You looked at three tools, the one that fit least badly forced you to change how you work in two or three important points, and you accepted it because it seemed reasonable. Then came the customisations, billed separately and broken by every update. In the end you went back to the spreadsheet.
And then there is the real reason you have gone two years without ordering custom development: you do not know what you are going to get. Custom development is bought on a description. Someone shows you a document, or at best some slides with boxes, and you have to imagine the result and say yes with your signature. If you imagined it differently, you find out at the end, when changing it already costs money.
Six pieces, already built
Role based screens you can actually tap through
A base of code already written that adapts to the project
Publishing and upkeep as part of the same agreement
Technology chosen for the project, not the other way round
Changes to the mockup cost nothing
Four steps
You tell us your process
Not what you want the software to do, but how you work today.
We tell you whether code is even needed
Sometimes it is not, and saying so is cheaper for both of us.
A clickable mockup
The real screens, the real flow, open in a browser.
We build on a base that already works
That base is what shortens the timeline.
Frequently asked questions
What if my process gets solved by a tool that already exists?
We tell you. It is the cheapest answer we can give you, and sometimes it is the right one.
Is the mockup useful for anything besides deciding?
Yes. You can show it to your team and your client before spending anything.
What is it built in?
The technology gets chosen for the project, not the other way round.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, when the application is designed to be used out in the field.