Browser apps · mobile apps
Shape and build an interactive browser tool or a mobile app foundation for iOS and Android. We start with the core task, agree on the screens and behaviors, then deliver the scoped project files.
What we can take on
Choose a starting point. The exact pages, screens, features and handoff are confirmed before work begins.
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Create an interactive tool that runs in a web browser and helps a visitor or team complete a focused task. This is software behavior, not just another informational website.
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Map the main app flow, design a useful set of screens, and build a scoped cross-platform starter where the requirements fit a shared codebase.
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Start with the feature that matters most, not an oversized feature list. Accounts, cloud data, payments and live integrations need to be discussed before they are priced.
How the work moves
The aim is to make the scope understandable before the build starts, so both sides know what is included and what needs a separate quote.
Describe who will use the app, the main task and what a useful result looks like.
Confirm browser, iOS, Android or cross-platform needs; then agree on screens, data and interactions.
Create the agreed interface and behavior, using sample or client-provided non-sensitive data as scoped.
Review the core path, fix agreed issues and deliver the project source with setup notes.
Example packages
These are introductory examples for common, clearly bounded work. They are not one-size-fits-all quotes; integrations, content, platform limits and unusual requirements can change the scope. Revision rounds follow the accepted proposal total: one round, plus one for each full $120.
For an interactive web tool with one main job. It can be shared as a project folder, but it is not hosted or published for you.
Focused interaction
$99starting package
For one useful browser task or calculator.
Defined scope
One main flow across up to two responsive screens.
Typical example: 5–7 business days
Working browser tool
$249starting package
For a small tool with a few connected steps.
Defined scope
Up to five screens or states and one primary workflow.
Typical example: 8–12 business days
Tool MVP front end
$549starting package
For a more complete first version with related flows.
Defined scope
Up to eight screens or states, using a confirmed front-end-only scope.
Typical example: 12–18 business days
User accounts, cloud databases, APIs, live synchronization, payment processing, security-sensitive data and third-party services require a technical review and custom quote.
A staged way to move from an app idea to a scoped code foundation. Device testing, store accounts and publishing are separate.
App flow prototype
$79starting package
For validating a small idea before development.
Defined scope
Up to three screens showing one main user flow.
Typical example: 4–6 business days
App prototype
$199starting package
For reviewing a more complete early experience.
Defined scope
Up to five screens and one primary interactive flow.
Typical example: 7–10 business days
Mobile starter build
$599starting package
For a small first build after the platform is confirmed.
Defined scope
Up to six core screens with a simple, shared-codebase feature set.
Typical example: 14–20 business days
The mobile starter is subject to a platform and feature check before ordering. No backend, production data service, app-store account setup, store review or publishing is included.
Selected examples
These examples show design and implementation work. Concept projects are labeled clearly and do not represent paid client engagements.
Fictional browser-tool demo
A self-initiated project and budget-planning tool demonstration with an overview, task board, budget planner, local saving and CSV export. It is a browser demo, not a published mobile app or paid client project.
Independent concept · no client data, cloud account or payment processing
Files & handoff
The handoff is the agreed source code and project files, plus concise local setup instructions. Browser tools can be reviewed in a local browser; mobile code depends on the chosen stack and requires the matching development environment to run.
Hosting, domain setup, app-store accounts, signing certificates, store submission, cloud services and ongoing maintenance are not included. We will name any required paid service or environment before it becomes part of a proposed scope.
Before we begin
A website mainly presents information and guides people to an action. A browser app is designed around an interactive task—such as entering values, updating a plan, tracking items or exporting a result. Some projects combine both.
We can scope a prototype or a small shared-codebase app foundation for iOS and Android. Platform, device requirements, data, integrations and the first feature set must be checked before confirming a build package.
No. Store accounts, app signing, submission and review are outside the current offer. The scoped source code is handed back to you.
Those features need a separate technical review because they add security, accounts and service costs. They are not included in the example packages.
Your next step
A rough idea is enough. The project flow will help sort the right kind of work and the details needed to scope it.