🚀This is how we create your software.

It’s important to us that you not only know what we can do. You should also get an insight into our way of working to always have a good gut feeling. Depending on the application, we sometimes deviate from the following scheme (because we are flexible), but normally we proceed as follows:

01

Get an overview

Everyone thinks differently. Therefore, it is very important for us to understand your request with all related requirements before we take the next step. Classic question-and-answer-game.

Methodology & Technology:

Professional interview
Questionnaire

02

Research & Planning

We then research the current state of affairs and begin a detailed requirement analysis and IT architecture planning as a basis for preparing the offer.

Methodology & Technology:

Software Engineering
User Stories

03

Design & Prototyping

After you have been convinced by our offer, we usually start (in regular exchange with you) with the creation of a design concept as well as a clickable prototype.

Methodology & Technology:

Wireframes & Design
Adobe

04

Implementation

Now comes our favorite part. After approving the design and choosing the technologies to be used, we get to work on the implementation and develop your product iteratively.

Methodology & Technology:

Typescript
NoSQL
Kanban

05

Testing & Bugfixing

Before we let real users loose on the application, we go hunting for bugs and fix them right away. If desired, we also perform stress and performance tests.

Methodology & Technology:

Bughunt
DAU test
uvm.

06

Out into the wide world!

The release day is probably your favorite part. We make the application available to real users and take over the care and maintenance of the product directly afterwards.

Methodology & Technology:

App stores
Logging & Monitoring

You want to work with us?

Deine Idee ist unser Projekt.
And then – We make IT happen!

Design & Coding
Databases
Microservices

Deine Idee ist unser Projekt.
And then – We make IT happen!

Design & Coding
Databases
Microservices