We work under NDAs with most clients, so brand names are omitted. The shape of each engagement, the constraints, and the outcomes are real.
A mid-sized jewelry retailer with two boutiques and a growing online presence needed a private mobile tool for their sales associates. The brief was specific: associates should be able to pull up a client's purchase history during a fitting, share new pieces over WhatsApp without leaving the app, and capture follow-up notes that sync back to the office.
We built a dual-platform app in React Native with a custom backend for catalogue sync and a thin admin layer for the head office. The work took fourteen weeks from kickoff to App Store release, with TestFlight in week ten.
An established wellness practitioner with a long-standing client base needed a way to keep client communication, scheduling, and content delivery in one place. Existing tools were either too generic or built for large studios. The relationships were one-to-one, the volume was modest, the requirements were specific.
We designed a mobile-first platform around a private client feed, a personal chat thread with the practitioner, and a scheduling layer that respected her existing booking habits. The technical shape was conservative — Node.js backend, PostgreSQL, push notifications via Firebase — chosen for maintainability over novelty.
A specialty e-commerce business with a niche catalogue and an unusual buying journey approached us with a question, not a brief. They knew they needed mobile, but they were not sure what shape it should take — companion app for their existing site, standalone shopping experience, or something else entirely.
We ran a five-week strategy engagement before any code was written. The outcome was a written specification, a navigation prototype tested with twelve existing customers, and a clear recommendation: not a full mobile store, but a focused tool for repeat customers to track orders, save favourites, and reach support. The pilot launched ten weeks after the strategy work finished.
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