Fold.

Accordion

Answers that unfold, crease by crease.

Each panel opens like a sheet of folded paper: leaves swing down from alternating creases, catching light as they flatten. It is still a proper accordion — buttons, regions, arrow keys and find-in-page all work.

Questions about the studio

Most apps ship in six to ten weeks. The first week is spent on a clickable prototype, so you see the product before a line of production code is written.

Websites and landing pages usually take two to three weeks from brief to launch.

  1. Monday Plan the week and agree on what “done” means.
  2. Tuesday–Thursday Build, with a preview link updated every evening.
  3. Friday A short recorded walkthrough and a list of decisions for you.

Android and iOS from one Flutter codebase, and the web with Next.js. Backends run on Node.js or FastAPI with Supabase, PostgreSQL or MongoDB underneath.

  • Flutter
  • Next.js
  • Node.js
  • FastAPI
  • Supabase

30%

to start, once the scope is signed

40%

at the halfway review

30%

on launch, after your sign-off

Every project includes thirty days of fixes after launch. After that, a monthly plan covers updates, store releases and small features — or you take the code and carry on with your own team.

Try pressing Ctrl/⌘ + F and searching for “monthly plan” with this panel closed.

Feel

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