Custom web and mobile applications, built from scratch for businesses that need something no existing platform does well: a customer-facing app, an internal tool, a client portal, or a product of your own. One team from scoping to launch. Most application projects fail before a line of code is written: the brief was vague, the technical decisions came too early, or the build ran ahead of what the business needed. Our process is designed around that risk. You always know what is being built, what it costs, and what you receive at each phase, before that phase begins. What we build Mobile apps for iOS and Android Web applications and customer portals Internal tools that replace spreadsheets and manual processes Integrations that connect your app to the systems you already run (CRM, payments, inventory) How an engagement works 1. Scoping conversation, free A call where you tell us what you need and we tell you honestly whether custom development is the right answer, or whether an existing tool would do the job for less. No commitment. 2. One fixed-price quote for the whole project Once you decide to move forward, we give you a single price covering everything from here: turning your idea into a detailed specification, design, build, and launch. You are not billed separately at each step, one quote, one number, agreed before any billable work starts. From there, the work itself still moves through clear stages, so you always know where things stand: Specification. Your idea turned into a build-ready document: user flows, screens, features, and technical architecture. Design. Wireframes first, then full UI design of every screen, with revision rounds included. You approve exactly what will be built. Build. Development in milestones, each ending with a working demo you can click through, not a status report. Launch and handover. Testing, deployment, app store submission where relevant, source code, documentation, a walkthrough for your team, and a 60-day warranty covering any bugs found after launch. How we keep scope from creeping Every project is priced against the specification we write at the start. When a new idea comes up mid-build, and it always does, we document it, quote it, and you decide: add it now, park it for a later version, or drop it. Nothing gets silently absorbed and nothing appears on an invoice unannounced. What you own Everything. The source code, the designs, the app store listings, and the accounts, all in your name, transferred in full on final payment. If we ever part ways, your application and everything needed to maintain it go with you. What is not included Ongoing maintenance and new features after the warranty period. Available as a separate support arrangement we can quote alongside the build. Third-party running costs: hosting, app store developer fees, and any paid services your app depends on. You contract these directly and own the accounts; we tell you the costs during discovery. Content: the texts, images, and product data that go inside the app, unless agreed otherwise in the specification. Marketing the app. Getting users is a different job, covered by our other services. What we need from you A decision maker available for discovery sessions and milestone reviews Timely feedback at each approval point, so the timeline holds Access to any existing systems the app must connect to, or an intro to whoever manages them Frequently Asked Questions How much does an application cost? It genuinely depends on scope, which is why we do not publish a number that would be wrong in both directions. After the free scoping call, you get one fixed price covering the entire project, and it does not move unless you change the scope, in writing, with a quote you approved. Do I pay separately for discovery, or design, or each stage? No. Once you approve the project, you pay the one fixed price we quoted, and that covers turning your idea into a specification, design, build, and launch. The stages help you track progress, they are not separate invoices. Can you take over an app another team built? Usually, yes. We start with a technical review of the existing code to tell you honestly whether it is worth building on or better rebuilt, and what each path costs. What happens after launch? The 60-day warranty covers bugs at no cost. Beyond that, most clients take a support arrangement for updates and improvements, quoted based on what the app needs, and some maintain it with their own team, which the documentation and handover make possible. Can I combine this with other Liquisite services? Yes. Apps need users: our advertising, SEO, and email services take over where the build ends, and our analytics setup can measure how people actually use what we built.
