Flutter or native: how we decide for a new app
Most apps should be built once in Flutter. Some should not. Here is the short checklist we run through with every client before writing a line of code.
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“Our own AI” versus a chatbot: what the difference actually is
A generic chatbot and an AI trained on your business look the same in a demo. They behave very differently in month three. Here is what sits behind each, and when a simple chatbot is all you need.
What a fixed-price quote actually covers, and why we insist on one
Hourly billing moves the risk onto you. A fixed price moves it onto us, which is where it belongs. Here is what goes into ours, what is excluded, and how changes are handled without drama.
AI call assistants: what they can handle today, and what still needs a person
An AI that answers your phone is no longer science fiction, but it is not a receptionist either. Here is where voice assistants earn their keep, where they fail, and how we design the hand-off.
Getting your app through App Store review the first time
Most first-submission rejections are avoidable and have nothing to do with code quality. Here is the checklist we run before every release, for both stores.
Your backend should be boring: how we choose the cloud and the database
The exciting choices are the expensive ones. For most products, the right backend is a managed Postgres, a mainstream cloud and as few moving parts as possible. Here is our reasoning, and the exceptions.
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Why we demo every week, and what a demo is not
A weekly demo is the single habit that keeps software projects on track. Not a status report, not a slide deck: working software on a link, every week, from week one.
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