API or webhook sync setup with retries and audit trail
A fixed integration job that connects one named source to a destination via API or webhook, with retry logic, a basic audit trail and a private status page for tracking the order.
Software and apps · delivered in 28 days
One React Native build that targets both iOS and Android from a shared codebase, with the native quirks that normally cause trouble handled properly from the outset.
A single React Native codebase producing one coherent mobile app for both stores, covering navigation, sign-in, push alerts, offline support, and the platform-specific behaviour that cross-platform tooling does not sort out automatically.
Development starts against your actual API rather than placeholder data, since real endpoints behave differently to mocks. Sign-in relies on secure on-device storage with refresh logic centralised in one place, because scattered token handling is where mobile apps typically develop faults. Lists are virtualised and loaded in pages; images are cached and resized to suit the device instead of being pulled in at full size.
Platform-specific needs are treated as genuine deliverables rather than afterthoughts: iOS requires its own permission wording and provisioning profiles, Android needs notification channels and sensible back-button handling, and deep links on both platforms must still work after a cold start.
An API, or at least a specification for one, the handful of screens that matter most, and developer accounts with Apple and Google if you already hold them. If not, we will set out exactly what is required and when.
This covers one app for one audience. Where a product needs two distinct experiences, for instance a customer-facing app and a separate driver app, that counts as two separate builds, and we will flag this before any quote is given rather than afterwards.
An early test build is typically ready well before the end of the project, so feedback is given on the running app rather than static screenshots. The release checklist stays explicit throughout, covering permissions, deep links, offline behaviour and store metadata, since these are usually what turns a functioning build into a rejected submission.
Your order opens its own thread here the moment it is paid, and everything about that order - questions, changes and the final report - happens in it.
Yes. This includes builds, listing copy, screenshots and handling the submission itself, done through your own developer accounts so ownership of the apps stays with you.
That is often sensible. Starting with Android tends to be cheaper for testing, while starting with iOS can matter more depending on your audience. Either way, the shared codebase supports both platforms.
Yes. We build against your API from the start and will raise any contract issues before screens are built on top of it.
A fixed integration job that connects one named source to a destination via API or webhook, with retry logic, a basic audit trail and a private status page for tracking the order.
A 1-day review of one API, webhook or support workflow, with a written plan, blockers list and fixed quote, the full US$99 fee credited toward the eventual build.
Automated tests check your key booking, enquiry or payment journeys on phone and desktop, with a pass or fail report showing exactly what broke.
Backend development covering secure REST APIs, database integration, authentication and testing, built with Express.js and MongoDB, delivered in 5 days for $25.99.
Custom Python or Node.js web scrapers built for real-world sites, handling JS rendering, anti-bot defences and multi-page crawls, with clean CSV, JSON or database output delivered within 2 to 10 days.
A production-grade Web3 wallet frontend connecting MetaMask, WalletConnect v2 and Coinbase Wallet across multiple chains, with a DeFi dashboard, NFT gallery and swap interface, delivered in 5 to 25 days with a 48-hour live preview and 3 rounds of revisions on the Basic tier.