Ship the software you keep postponing
Web, mobile and desktop. One senior team, from first sketch to production.
Three practices, one team, one way of working.
One team across all three platforms, so your product feels the same everywhere and nothing gets lost between hands.
Web platforms
Storefronts, booking engines, dashboards and internal tools built on a stack your team can hire for — fast, measurable and yours.
Mobile apps
One codebase, two stores, native where it counts. We handle store submissions, crash triage and release trains after launch.
Desktop software
Installable apps for Windows, macOS and Linux — for teams that work offline, drive hardware, or move files too large for a browser.
Teams that came for one project and stayed for the next.
Twelve of the companies whose products we design, build and keep running — across six sectors.
How a ClickDevs build runs
Fixed-scope sprints, a demo every week, and code in your repository from day one.
Scope & architecture
We map the flows, choose the stack, and write the build plan you sign off on.
Design & prototype
A clickable prototype of the real screens before a line of production code.
Build & harden
Two-week sprints, automated tests, and a staging build you can use any day.
Launch & maintain
Release, monitoring, and a support retainer sized to your traffic.
Questions we get before we start
What kinds of products do you build?
Web platforms, mobile apps and desktop software — for e-commerce, logistics, tourism, healthcare, fintech and the public sector. The domain changes; the engineering discipline doesn't.
How do you price a project?
We talk first. Once we understand the scope, the platforms and the deadline, we send you a written quote with a fixed price per phase — no number before that conversation, and no open-ended hourly bill after it.
How long does a project take?
That depends on what you need, so we start with a call. After it you get a timeline with dated milestones and a clear scope for the first release — and we hold to it.
Can you take over an existing product?
Often, yes. We start with a two-week audit: a risk map, a dependency and test-coverage report, and a stabilisation plan before feature work resumes.
What happens after launch?
A support retainer covering monitoring, dependency updates, incident response and a monthly improvement budget. Cancel with 30 days' notice.
Tell us what you're building.
Send the brief and you'll get a scoped estimate with timeline and team within one business day.