Review working software every week.
We share the software under development every week. Try it, review what needs changing, and agree on the next steps and schedule.
- 01
Discovery
1 weekWe start with what you want to build and why, mapping user flows and operating tasks together to identify the features you need.
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Problem definition
- 02
Requirements
1 weekWe document page structure, permissions, data flows and edge cases in implementable units. This becomes the basis for the schedule and estimate.
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Functional specifications
- 03
Screen design
1~2 weeksWe design the core screens and define mobile layouts, loading, empty and error states to reduce rework during development.
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Screen specifications
- 04
Development
4~8 weeksWe build the agreed screens and features, data storage and queries, and external integrations. Working screens are shared each week for you to try.
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Working software
- 05
Testing and launch
1~2 weeksWe test across devices and carry out the agreed launch work. Apps include store submissions and review responses; websites include domain setup and deployment. Procedures are documented.
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Deployment documentation
- 06
Monitoring
Ongoing after launchWe set up error records and feature usage tracking, then review the collected data to identify the screens and devices affected by errors.
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Error and analytics dashboards
- 07
Maintenance and improvements
MonthlyWe review errors and feature usage to prioritize changes, then make fixes and improvements within the maintenance agreement.
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Improvement roadmap
How we manage schedules, changes and handover.
During development, we share schedules and changes. On completion, we deliver the materials agreed in the contract.
We share weekly schedules
Once scope is agreed, we provide a weekly schedule and share working software each week. We flag expected schedule changes that same week.
We document changes
When scope changes, we document additional costs and schedule adjustments. Work proceeds after we agree on the change and its terms.
We hand over source code and accounts
We deliver the code, designs, documentation and accounts specified in the contract. When another team takes over, we explain deployment and maintenance requirements.
Tell us what you need to build.
Share the features you want or the problems you face. You can also send reference screens or spreadsheet templates.