App Development

Your next application.
A clear first release.

Replace the spreadsheet handoff or build the customer-facing tool your team needs. Start with one useful journey, explicit acceptance tests and a maintainable handover.

A useful fit

Defined enough
to move.

  • A real user and recurring job are identifiable
  • A sponsor can agree scope and acceptance criteria
  • The team can provide approved data and integration access

The buyer problem

Define the useful part.
Then build it properly.

A product idea needs more than a demo. We define the user, data, permissions, integrations and exception cases around the first release. Your team reviews working increments and receives the code, configuration and recovery instructions.

The first paid implementation

One useful release.
An inspectable handover.

A fixed-fee quote defines one primary user journey, interfaces, permissions, testing and release scope. New features and ongoing care are separate decisions, with ownership and exit terms agreed in writing.

Start in proportion to the evidence

Build when the finish is clear.

Start directly when the requirement is defined. The optional $3,500 One-Workflow Review can resolve unclear dependencies first. We do not promise an entire platform in a fixed number of days.

What to send

A few useful details.

Describe the user, their main job, current tools, required integrations and your deadline. Leave private records and credentials out of the brief.

Before we start.

How is the first release scoped?
A fixed-fee quote defines one primary user journey, interfaces, permissions, testing and release scope. New features and ongoing care are separate decisions, with ownership and exit terms agreed in writing.
Can we start with a defined requirement?
Start directly when the requirement is defined. The optional $3,500 One-Workflow Review can resolve unclear dependencies first. We do not promise an entire platform in a fixed number of days.
What should I include in my brief?
Describe the user, their main job, current tools, required integrations and your deadline. Leave private records and credentials out of the brief.

Start with the work

A short brief.
A useful next step.

Tell Mike what needs to work, which systems are involved, and your deadline. A few sentences are enough.

Your client brief

Please leave out confidential client records, passwords and patient information.

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