The tool your workis missing

What your business still handles by hand (schedules, signatures, inventories, follow-ups) can become a simple application, shaped around the way you work. Mobile, desktop or web, we start from your need.

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A clear scope,a precise quote

Every application has its own scope, and its own price. The project starts with a free call, then a written scope and a stage-by-stage quote within 48 hours. Additions along the way are priced and approved before work starts.

Prices in euros. VAT not applicable, art. 293 B of the French General Tax Code.

The method

Your work first

We define together what the app must do and what it must prove, and the scope is written down before any pricing.

Clickable before coded

You click through an interactive prototype before the first line of code. We validate the screens together, then I build.

All the way to your hands

I build in stages, with regular demos, then put it live: App Store, Google Play or direct install. I train your team to run it.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an app, or is a website enough?

Often, a website is enough, and I will tell you so. An application makes sense when there is a process to equip: data to enter in the field, documents to produce or people to coordinate. That is what we settle on the first call, for free.

Which technologies?

React Native for mobile (one codebase for iPhone and Android), Electron or Tauri for desktop, and the web when it is the right answer. Proven technologies, chosen to last.

Who keeps the application alive afterwards?

You receive a documented application, and I train your team. For what comes next, we set a maintenance plan to your needs, or your technical team takes over. The code belongs to you.

How long does it take?

Scoping and the prototype take a few weeks and give a reliable date for the rest. You know where the project is going before committing to development.

How is a custom project priced?

The first call is free and frames the need. Scoping and the prototype then produce a written scope, a schedule and a firm price: you commit to development knowing where it goes. Any addition along the way is priced before it starts.

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