Service
Somebody has to renew the certificates, watch the error budget and shrink the cloud bill. A retainer buys a named engineer who does.
Software rots. Certificates expire, platforms deprecate APIs, a dependency publishes a breaking change on a Friday, and the cloud bill creeps upward as data accumulates. None of it is dramatic and all of it eventually breaks something.
A maintenance retainer means a named engineer who knows your codebase watches for that. You get monitoring you can read, alerts that go to a person rather than a mailbox, upgrades applied before they become urgent, and a quarterly review of what the product costs to run per paying customer.
Incidents get a written report in plain language: what happened, who was affected, what we changed so it does not happen again. No blame narrative, no jargon, and no invoice for fixing our own mistake.
Describe the outcome you want instead of the deliverable you think you need. We will tell you which service fits — or tell you honestly that you do not need us yet.
The whole business in software form: onboarding, accounts, permissions, subscriptions, admin tooling and the dashboards you need to run it.
Native Swift and SwiftUI work with App Store review treated as part of the build, not an afterthought.
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, built for the device spread that actually shows up in your analytics.
Let’s scope it properly
Send us the shape of your idea and we will come back with a written scope, a realistic timeline, a fixed price band and the risks we would want to kill first. No decks, no discovery invoice, no pressure.