Smart cities · real-time data
Real-Time Parking Availability
Drivers had no reliable way to know where parking existed right now, and static maps were wrong within minutes in dense downtown blocks.
View case study →Mobile MVP development
An installable, mobile-first web app built in 14 days for a fixed $3,500. Real accounts, real data, on a phone — without store review or two native codebases.
Free 15-minute fit check · no equity · no retainer
What gets built
Designed for thumbs first: touch targets, bottom navigation and layouts that work on a small screen before they work on a desktop.
Add-to-home-screen support, an app icon, a splash screen and a full-screen experience without the browser chrome.
Sign-in, profiles and a Postgres database with access rules, so each person only sees their own information.
Photo capture, file uploads and location where the workflow needs them, using standard browser capabilities.
Transactional email and web push on supported devices to bring people back into the product.
Deployed on your own domain and infrastructure, then transferred to you with documentation and 30 days of support.
Good fit
Not in a 14-day sprint
Process
The same five stages for every project. Read the full 14-day process or check what it costs.
Free · 15 minutes
$500 · 7 days
$1,750 · days 1–14
$1,250 · day 14
Included
Related work
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View case study →Questions
No. A sprint delivers an installable mobile-first web app that runs in the browser and can be added to the home screen. Native store builds are a separate, longer project.
It launches in days rather than weeks, needs no store review to update, and proves the idea before you pay for two native codebases.
Camera and file capture work in the browser, and web push notifications work on modern devices. Anything requiring deep native APIs is called out in the blueprint.
Yes. The API and data model stay the same, so a native client can be added later without rebuilding the backend.
Next step
Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with a straight yes, no, or here is what we would cut.