Product concept
Audience, core problem, MVP and success metrics are made concrete.

We develop mobile applications and Progressive Web Apps for customers, employees and new digital services, focusing on intuitive use, stable technology and a realistic feature set.
Personal collaboration from Dietikon for companies throughout Switzerland.
Before code is written, the problem and essential first-release features must be clear. We translate business workflows into user journeys, prioritise a viable MVP and consider interfaces, privacy and future development from the outset.
Users understand the key workflows without lengthy instruction.
Native, cross-platform or web is selected according to actual requirements.
Roles, data models, interfaces and security are planned carefully.
The architecture supports new features without starting again.
Audience, core problem, MVP and success metrics are made concrete.
Clickable journeys make usability and scope testable at an early stage.
Application, data, APIs and user management work as one coordinated system.
Device testing, issue resolution and support through production launch.
We divide the project into transparent stages. You see what is taking shape early and can make subject-matter decisions where they have the greatest impact.
Clarify goals, audiences, existing systems and success criteria together.
Prioritise content, user journeys, functions and technical architecture.
Develop and test in stages with visible intermediate results for review.
Launch cleanly, measure performance and expand for new requirements.
That depends on offline use, device functions, distribution and budget. We examine the usage context and recommend the technically and commercially suitable route.
Yes. A clearly limited Minimum Viable Product reduces risk and provides real feedback before more features are funded.
Yes. Where needed, we build databases, APIs, authentication, administration tools and connections to existing systems.
We help clarify the value, scope and technical feasibility of the first useful release.