ASSL builds owned software surfaces for businesses: custom web apps and PWAs on your domain, plus full cross-platform apps when iOS, Android, and store listings are part of the product. Small scopes stay contained. Larger products get a new quote before the work expands.
Lives in the browser, on your own domain. No app store. You send people a link.
Ships to the App Store and Google Play. People download it from the stores.
The entry point covers a defined small scope. Added pages, auth, database complexity, integrations, protected screens, and custom workflow behavior change the quote before they are added.
A deployed, documented web app or progressive web app on an agreed custom domain, with backend routes, auth, database behavior, support email, and legal pages when included in the accepted scope.
Good fit for internal tools, customer portals, admin surfaces, dashboards, staff workflows, simple products, and installable browser-based apps that do not need app-store distribution.
The client owns the app-specific code, app-specific data model, documentation, and business-specific process built for their accounts, subject to third-party platform terms.
ASSL can scope a maintenance retainer after launch for fixes, small updates, monitoring, documentation, domain work, and support ownership.
A defined small scope does not include unlimited changes. It buys the accepted deliverable. New pages, workflows, integrations, roles, or behavior are scoped before they are added.
The quote changes with scope: iOS, Android, web, backend, auth, store submission, subscriptions, payments, roles, and admin tooling are each priced into the accepted plan before the build expands.
This tier is for products that need iOS, Android, and web when scoped, plus app-store listings, backend infrastructure, support and legal pages, documentation, release notes, and a maintenance path after launch.
ASSL has shipped real apps on the App Store and Google Play: Flourly on both stores, FestivalOS Events on both stores, and Reachmore Expeditions on both stores.
The client owns the app-specific code, app-specific data model, documentation, and business-specific process built for their accounts, subject to third-party platform terms.
ASSL can scope a maintenance retainer after launch for fixes, small updates, monitoring, documentation, app-store release work, and support ownership.
Apple and Google control review decisions. ASSL scopes store submission work, prepares verified listing material, and handles the submission path when included, but does not guarantee app-store approval. More scope gets a new quote before it is added.
Start with whether you need a web app, a PWA, or app-store distribution.
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