Custom software development company in San Jose that ships in weeks

Our projects typically cost $7,000 to around $25,000 to $30,000. A single-purpose internal tool is near the low end; several integrations, approval chains and payments push it toward the top. Location does not change our price. You get a written quote after a free 30-minute call, billed by project or by the hour.

Half of our 44 published builds reached a first release in 7 weeks or less, and none took more than 10. Edge Case Capital's tool took 6 weeks; Spirit Airlines' booking and admin platform took 10 because it runs on live fare inventory. Access to your systems early is the biggest single factor in hitting the date.

Most AI apps we build fall inside our usual $7,000 to around $25,000 to $30,000 range. A single AI feature, such as search or summaries over your own documents, sits lower; an assistant that takes actions across several systems, with permissions and usage tracking, sits higher. We price it in writing after a free 30-minute call, by project or by the hour.

An iOS app from us typically costs $7,000 to around $25,000 to $30,000, depending on screens, integrations and features such as payments or AI. Adding Android adds work, and the written quote shows exactly how much. Apple also charges $99 a year for its developer program, which is registered in your name so the App Store listing is yours.

To keep them on the product. Internal tools, portals and admin systems matter, but they rarely win the roadmap fight. A scoped outside build ships them without pulling your engineers for a quarter, and our documentation and recorded walkthrough mean your team can take it over without a long handover.

Yes. We can work in your GitHub organization, cloud account and CI, follow your branching and review rules, and use your SSO. Or we set up new accounts in your name. Either way, the code and infrastructure belong to your company from the first commit.

If your company is covered by the CCPA, the personal data a tool holds, including customer and employee records, is subject to access and deletion requests. CPPA regulations also set cybersecurity audit certification deadlines from April 1, 2028, based on revenue, and a breach must be reported to residents within 30 days.

Ask for builds with named clients and measured outcomes, who exactly writes the code, a written scope with milestones and price, and how documentation and handover work. Confirm the code and accounts will be yours. Your own engineers can then review a sample of the team's work before you sign.

That depends on how often you change it, so we do not sell a monthly plan. After launch, support from us is optional and billed per hour, only when you need fixes, updates or new features. You also pay your own hosting and store fees directly, since the accounts are in your name. Our written documentation lets any team maintain it.

No. Our team is based in San Francisco, on the same hours, and every project runs on video calls, a shared channel and a weekly demo. Most internal tool work needs access to your systems and the people who use them, not desks in your office.