We build bespoke interactive experiences for your clients' brands. You only pay when your client approves. Everything before that? Free.
Most agencies offer the same work as everyone else. Interactive apps aren't just different, they drive real engagement: lead capture, time spent, repeat visits. The stuff that actually moves the needle.
But you probably don't want to hire a dev team, train them, and manage another service line.
That's where we come in.

FIVE PHASES. THE FIRST THREE COST YOU NOTHING.
Tell us about a client opportunity. We ask questions and decide together if it's a fit. No commitment.
You get a concept deck, a clickable prototype, a ready-to-use pitch document, and a budget estimate.
Present it all as your work. We support from the background with Q&A calls whenever you need.
They approve concept and budget, we build in 2–4 weeks. If they say no: no charges, you move on.
The app goes live, your client is happy, you own the relationship. We handle support and fixes.
Your choice. Pick whatever works for your agency.


The concept: a live squat challenge. Do 5 real squats on camera, AI counts them, unlock a reward. We delivered a clickable prototype in 4 days and the full build in 2 weeks.
Try it now →We include up to two rounds of feedback free of charge. Once your client has committed to the project, any further refinements are handled as part of the development phase.
2–4 weeks depending on complexity. Simpler apps ship faster, more features take longer.
We scope it down: remove features, simplify the design, reduce complexity. We'll find a price point that works.
Not necessarily, we can work entirely through you. Sometimes a 15-minute call with the client helps clarify what they want. Your call.
Probably. We've done fitness, beauty, fashion, food, events, tech, and nonprofits. Give us the brief and we'll tell you if it's a fit.
Yes. The app is completely yours: your branding, your domain, your client owns it. We're invisible.
We provide technical support for bugs, fixes, and questions. Ongoing maintenance is separate, and we're happy to discuss it.