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02 / Practice

Mobile & desktop

From an MVP to production scale, on the phone and on the machines where the work actually happens.

Floating glass interface panels in desktop and mobile proportions.
01

Native iOS & Android applications

Native where the product needs the platform: hardware access, background behaviour and the release process designed in rather than retrofitted.

  • Platform integration
  • Push & deep links
  • Store release
SwiftKotlin
02

Cross-platform development — React Native

One codebase where that genuinely serves the product, with the parts that must be native kept native. Shared logic, platform-specific behaviour where it matters.

  • Shared codebase
  • Offline behaviour
  • Release automation
React Native
03

Mobile UI/UX design

Interface and flow design for small screens and one-handed use, reviewed on real devices before it is called finished.

  • Flow design
  • Interaction states
  • Device review
04

App maintenance & ASO

Continuous improvement after launch: releases, store listing performance, crash and regression work, and the small changes that keep an app installed.

  • Release management
  • App Store Optimisation
  • Crash & regression work
05

Desktop applications

Software for complex workflows, internal operations and cross-platform environments — the tools that run in a plant, a studio, a lab or a back office.

  • Enterprise desktop software
  • Internal tools & dashboards
  • Offline-first applications
  • Legacy modernisation
ElectronTauri
06

Startup MVP development

The smallest build that proves the idea and the architecture at once, shaped so the next twelve months do not require throwing it away.

  • Scope definition
  • Architecture for growth
  • Fast first release
How it runs

The same sevenStages.

The same sequence runs whether the engagement is four weeks or four quarters. Only the depth of each stage changes.

01

Discover

Business goals, users, workflows, constraints and the existing system. We write down what is true before proposing anything.

02

Strategize

Scope, sequence and the technical direction. Architecture and stack are decided here, after the problem — never before it.

03

Design

Flows and interfaces designed against real content and reviewed in the browser, with data model and interface moving together.

04

Build

Short cycles and working software each time. Frontend, backend, data and infrastructure are built as one system, not four.

05

Test

Automated coverage where it pays, security and performance checks, and structured sessions with the people who will use it.

06

Launch

Deployment, migration and the handover of a system your own team can operate, with monitoring in place before release.

07

Grow

Measurement, iteration, new capabilities and scaling. Most of a product’s real life happens here.

Start with theProblem, not thedeliverable.

Describe what is in the way. We will say which practice it belongs to.