Send us your idea and we will build a free demo: one live web page or 2–3 screens of your mobile app with a short screencast. No contract, no obligation — just a real first look at your product.
Four sample requests and the demos built for them: two web pages and two sets of app screens.
We design and code one key page of your product — a landing page, dashboard or catalog — and send you a live link that opens on any device.
We design the key flow of your app as 2–3 screens, connect them into a clickable prototype and record a short screencast that shows how it works.
Fill in the short form: what the product does, who it is for and links to anything you like.
Within one business day we reply and agree which page or screens show your idea best.
Our designers and developers prepare the demo — usually in about a week.
A live link or prototype with a screencast, plus our recommendations and a rough estimate for the full product.
You don't pay for the demo and don't have to continue with us afterwards.
One web page or up to 3 app screens. We agree the scope together before we start.
The demo shows how the product looks and works; the real backend, payments and integrations come in the full project.
Show the demo to partners, investors or your team. If we continue, it becomes the starting point of the design.
Describe your idea in a few sentences and add links to references if you have them. We will get back within one business day to agree on the page or screens.
Yes. We build one web page or 2–3 app screens at no cost and with no obligation. It is the easiest way for you to see how we think and work before signing anything.
A demo answers the questions a proposal can't: whether you like our design, how we understood your idea and how we communicate. Decisions are easier once you can click through the real thing.
A short description of the idea, who it is for and what the page or screens should do. Links to references, competitors or your brand assets help, but are not required.
Usually about a week after we agree on the scope. If the queue is longer, we will tell you the date upfront.
You get the demo, our recommendations for the first release and a rough estimate of the timeline and budget. If you want to continue, we start with discovery; if not, the demo is still yours.
