Custom software
Custom web apps, mobile products, internal tools, and AI agents — built for production, not demos.
That means typed codebases, tested deploy pipelines, and documentation your team can run without us — built in Staten Island, shipped worldwide.
Next.js · TypeScript · Auth · Billing · APIs
Production web apps with auth, billing, data models, and admin surfaces that scale with your business. Next.js, typed APIs, and observability baked in — so you launch once and iterate with confidence.
What you get
A shippable web product with auth, billing, and admin — not a UI mock that dies in Figma.
iOS · Android · React Native · Push · Offline
iOS and Android apps built for retention, performance, and a polished user experience. Cross-platform where it pays off, native where it matters — always designed around the workflows your users actually run.
What you get
Store-ready mobile builds with push, offline paths, and a UX your users will keep opening.
Dashboards · Admin · Workflows · Integrations
Admin panels, ops dashboards, and workflow tools your team will use every day. Consolidate spreadsheets and tribal knowledge into one system with roles, audit trails, and the integrations you already depend on.
What you get
One internal system that replaces spreadsheet chaos — roles, audit trails, and the integrations you already pay for.
Agents · Copilots · RAG · Tool use · Guardrails
Agents that take work off your plate — grounded in your data, wired into the systems you already run, with guardrails for cost, quality, and escalation to a human when it counts.
What you get
An agent in production with tool access, evals, and a clear human handoff — not a chatbot demo.
Written into how we work — not aspirations on a slide. If one of these slips, you'll hear it from us first.
The expensive decisions happen before the build; the progress happens in the open. Every step ends with something you can hold.
Discovery is timeboxed. We map the workflows that matter, kill weak ideas early, and fix scope before a line of production code is written.
You get: A fixed scope, timeline, and quote.
Data model, auth, integrations, and deploy path get decided up front — the parts that are expensive to change once the build is moving.
You get: An architecture you can challenge before we build on it.
Working software every week — demos of the real product, not status decks. Change requests get scoped and priced in the open.
You get: Visible progress. No silent scope creep.
Repo transfer, documentation, and a deploy pipeline your team can run. We stay through stabilization instead of disappearing at launch.
You get: A system your team owns on day one.
What you get at handoff
Handoff is a deliverable we engineer — not a zip file on the way out. Here is what changes hands when the build ships.
Full source with history, transferred to your organization. No licensing traps, no hostage codebases, no vendor lock.
Setup guides, architecture decisions, and day-two runbooks written for the next engineer — even if that engineer isn't us.
Automated build, test, and deploy with smoke checks. Shipping a fix doesn't depend on us being awake.
Coverage where it protects revenue, plus error monitoring and logging wired in — so you see problems before customers do.
Production, staging, and secrets handed over cleanly — documented, access-controlled, and under your accounts.
After launch we stay on for fixes, tuning, and questions. Then run it yourself with the docs, keep us on retainer — or let us host and run it for you.
This is the standard we hold our own products to — ByteSize VMS and Studio run in production today, on pipelines we built and still operate.
See the workBoth come with the same engineering standard. The difference is whether we ship one product — or keep building with you.
One product. One quote. Weekly proof.
For a defined product or tool you need shipped — scoped in discovery, priced before build, delivered in weekly demos.
Best when you know the problem and want a predictable path to production.
A senior engineering team on retainer.
For products that keep evolving after launch — we run the roadmap, the day-two operations, and the next build.
Where most fixed-scope builds land once the product proves itself.
FAQ
Timelines, pricing, ownership, hosting — and what happens after launch.
