You have the idea. We build the mobile app.

It depends on the scope, but as a rough guide builds start from around R20 000 and go up from there. A single-purpose app — a booking app, a quoting calculator, a member portal with one type of user — sits at the lower end. A full system with several user types, payment or accounting integrations, and compliance rules to meet costs considerably more. What moves the number is the size of the scope, how many outside systems it has to talk to, how many different types of user it needs, and how clear the requirements are to start with. The free scope puts all of that on paper first, and only once you have approved it do we put a written estimate to exactly what it says.

Again it comes down to the scope: anywhere from about 5 days to 4 months. A small app — a lead capture form, a single calculator, a simple booking flow — can be live inside a week. A larger system with several user types, integrations and admin screens runs closer to two to four months. The scope document commits to a handover date before anything is built, and that is the date we work to. We build in one-week sprints, so there is a working link to click through every week rather than one big reveal at the end.

Yes. The code, the database and the hosting and domain accounts are all in your name, handed over on a repository you control. If you ever stop working with us, nothing switches off and any developer can pick it up.

That is the main thing we design around. We explain every technical choice in plain English, you get a written scope you could hand to any developer, and every week there is a real screen to click through instead of a status report. You should not need to speak developer to get a mobile app built. If you are not yet sure what you want built, that is normal — the first call is for working it out.

Yes. We work with founders and businesses in Cape Town regularly. We are based in Pretoria and run projects remote-first, with on-site sessions in Cape Town for kick-off and training where that makes sense. Tell us where you are on the call.