Six things we do, and what each one actually costs.
Design, build, launch, maintain. Whether you need a product from nothing or senior help on one that already exists, the same Malaysian team does the work.
Mobile apps — iOS & Android
Native Swift and Kotlin when the app needs to feel like it belongs on the platform. Flutter or React Native when one codebase across two stores is the smarter trade. We recommend based on your product, not on what we feel like writing.
- Swift / SwiftUI / UIKit
- Kotlin / Jetpack Compose
- Flutter, React Native, Expo
- App Store & Play Store submission
- Push, offline mode, in-app payments
- iPadOS and Wear support
Web platforms & e-commerce
Storefronts, marketing sites, booking flows and internal dashboards. Built to load fast on a mid-range Android over patchy mobile data, because that's what most Malaysian customers are actually holding.
- React & Next.js
- Headless and hosted commerce
- Booking and enquiry flows
- Admin consoles and dashboards
- Core Web Vitals as a delivery target
- Analytics wired in from day one
Product & UI design
A proper discovery and design phase. You get user flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype before we start building — which is the cheapest possible moment to change your mind.
- User research and journey mapping
- Wireframes to high-fidelity prototypes
- Design systems that survive handover
- Usability testing with real users
- Brand and visual identity where needed
Backend, integrations & compliance
Almost every app needs somewhere to put the data, a way to take money, and something for your team to log into. We build that ourselves rather than subcontracting the half of the project you can't see.
- Node.js, Python, Go, PHP
- AWS, GCP and Firebase
- Stripe, Billplz, iPay88, FPX, DuitNow
- SSO, OAuth and biometric auth
- PDPA-compliant data handling
- Financial, healthcare and F&B requirements
MVP development
Idea to shippable product in 8–12 weeks. Scoped down to the one thing that has to work, instrumented so you learn something real from the first hundred users.
- Lean scoping to a single core flow
- Weekly demos on real builds
- Analytics and feedback loops built in
- Ready for first users and funding conversations
QA, launch & ongoing support
Every build that ships has been through a real release process. After launch you get 30 days of warranty, then a monthly retainer if you want one — and a clean exit if you don't.
- Unit, integration and end-to-end tests
- TestFlight and Play internal rollouts
- Crash reporting and performance monitoring
- CI/CD pipelines
- OS and SDK upgrade cycles
- New feature sprints
What projects actually cost.
Every quote is fixed. These are the ranges most projects land in, so you know roughly where you stand before the first call.
A focused first version — one platform, one or two core flows, analytics from day one.
- Discovery and design
- Single platform build
- Basic backend and auth
- Store launch
A production-grade product across both platforms, with a real backend, admin panel and integrations.
- Full discovery and design system
- iOS and Android
- Custom backend and admin console
- Third-party integrations
Multi-role, compliance-heavy or large-scale platforms with a dedicated team on them.
- Multi-role architecture
- Compliance and security review
- Custom infrastructure
- Dedicated tech lead and PM
Ranges are indicative. You get one fixed number, in writing, within 48 hours of the scoping call.
A sprint-based process with you in it every week.
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Week 0
Scoping
A free 20-minute call, then a detailed proposal with fixed pricing and a phased plan within 48 hours.
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Weeks 1–2
Design
User flows, wireframes and a high-fidelity Figma prototype. Signed off before any production code exists.
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Weeks 3–12
Build
Two-week sprints, a demo every week, and a staging build in your hand from the end of sprint two.
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Launch week
Ship
App Store and Play Store submission, handover of every asset, and the first 30 days of support on us.
Not sure which of these you need?
Describe what you're trying to do and we'll tell you which path fits — including when that's the cheaper one, or when it's nothing at all.