App developers in San Francisco who ship your AI app or MVP in weeks

Our MVPs and apps usually cost $7,000 to around $25,000 to $30,000. One core flow with sign-up sits near the low end; AI features, payments, two-sided marketplace logic and integrations move it up. You can pay by project or by the hour, and the number comes in writing after a free 30-minute call.

Across the 44 builds we publish, a first release took between 5 and 10 weeks, and the median was 7. Ingio and GoHangars each shipped in 7 weeks; Birdie took 8. We agree the scope in writing first and show working software every week, so you can cut or add features before they cost you time.

Yes. We build assistants, search and summarization features, and AI workflows on top of your documents, product data or CRM, with permissions so each user sees only what they should. Think K-12's Ingio, which we built in 7 weeks, cut assistant deployment from six to eight weeks to 20 minutes.

Yes, in most cases we add AI to the app you already have rather than rebuilding it. We review your code and data first, then add features such as an assistant, smart search or summaries behind your existing logins and permissions. The free 30-minute call tells you whether your current code can take it, and the price comes in writing before work starts.

Most of our apps cost $7,000 to around $25,000 to $30,000, and that range covers apps that ship to both the App Store and Google Play. Supporting two platforms adds work compared with one, and your written quote shows exactly how much. Store fees are separate and small: Apple charges $99 a year for its developer program, and Google Play charges a one-time $25 registration fee.

They can. CPPA regulations require businesses using automated decisionmaking for significant decisions to comply from January 1, 2027, and risk assessments began January 1, 2026. Companion chatbots must follow SB 243. If you meet a CCPA threshold, privacy requests and opt-outs apply as well. This is planning guidance; your counsel confirms what applies.

Yes. aibrevo was founded in 2021 and our team is based in San Francisco. Alpit Patel is founder and CEO, and Shivam Pujara is co-founder, COO and CTO and leads our 16 in-house engineers. Thirty-plus specialists work with us remotely. San Francisco clients share our hours exactly.

You do not need one for a first call, but you can ask for one and we sign it on request. Most founders share the problem and the users on the free 30-minute call, then the details once an NDA is in place. More important than the NDA: the code, repository and accounts are in your name from the first commit, so the product is yours.

Judge on shipped products with named clients and real numbers, not on pitch decks. Ask who writes the code, get the scope, milestones and price in writing, and confirm the repository, cloud and app store accounts will be yours. A good partner will also tell you which features to drop from version one.

If software is your product, you will want your own engineers eventually. Many founders use an outside team to ship the first release while they hire, then hand the product to their team with our recorded walkthrough and documentation. Support after launch is optional and billed per hour, so you can keep us only as long as it helps.