Built, published, and still maintained a year later

Mobile

We build on Capacitor with Supabase behind it. One codebase reaching both stores, native capability where the job genuinely needs it, and a back end that does data, authentication and realtime without anyone having to operate a server.

Most of our mobile work grows out of a modernization engagement. Once a system is on a supported platform, the things it could never do — a scanner in someone’s hand on the plant floor, a driver confirming a delivery from the cab — stop being a rewrite and start being an afternoon.

Publishing is part of the job

A great many app projects reach “it works on my phone” and stop there. The distance from that point to something a customer can actually install is where they die.

• Build and signingCertificates, provisioning, keystores — set up so they survive the next person.
• App Store ConnectSubmission, metadata, privacy declarations, and responding when review pushes back.
• Google PlayRelease tracks, staged rollout, policy compliance.
• Post-launchThe OS releases and SDK deprecations that break a shipped app if nobody is watching.

Line-of-business software

Order entry, inventory control, plant-floor data collection, distribution and routing — the categories we have been building in for three decades. When an off-the-shelf package fits, we will tell you to buy it. When it doesn’t, we build the part that doesn’t fit and leave the rest alone.

Integration

Web services tying warehouse, scanner and office together, including against systems far older than the service calling them. This is usually the quiet half of a modernization project and frequently the half that decides whether it works.