Services
Content and motion
UGC-style videos, made by creators or with AI, produced video and motion design, delivered in the formats each platform needs.
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Software development
Websites, web apps and native iOS and Android apps. Planned on paper, designed in detail and built by the same team that runs KoLink's own platform.
What we build
Three kinds of product, one drawing set.
Each one starts as a sheet of plans and ends as something people use every day. Most projects mix two or three.
Websites
Marketing and content sites that load quickly, read well on any screen and are easy for your team to keep up to date.
Includes
- Page design and layout
- Content your team can edit
- Multi-language when needed
- Search-ready page structure
Web apps
Dashboards, portals and internal tools with accounts, roles, payments and the services your business already relies on.
Includes
- Sign-in and user roles
- Dashboards and admin tools
- Payments and third-party APIs
- Back end and database
iOS and Android apps
Native apps for iPhone and Android, built with each platform's own toolkit and taken through store submission with you.
Includes
- SwiftUI for iOS
- Jetpack Compose for Android
- Notifications and deep links
- App Store and Google Play submission
Anatomy of a build
Every product is five layers deep.
People only see the top one. We design and build all five, and you can see each one before it goes live.
Layouts, components, states and motion, designed for every screen size and checked against accessibility guidelines.
What we cover
- Design system and components
- Empty, loading and error states
- Layouts for phone, tablet and desktop
How a project runs
Six stages, each with something you can review.
Every stage ends with a deliverable you see and approve before the next one starts.
Discover
We learn your business, your users and the problem the product has to solve.
You get
- Goals and constraints
- Users and content inventory
- Scope summary
Plan
The brief becomes a plan: features, platforms, architecture and the order things ship in.
You get
- Feature list
- Architecture outline
- Proposal with milestones
Design
Wireframes first, then full designs for every key screen, reviewed with you on real devices.
You get
- Wireframes
- Interface designs
- Clickable prototype
Build
We build in short cycles and share working versions as we go, so you see progress rather than reports.
You get
- Staging environment
- Working builds to review
- Tests on key flows
Launch
We prepare production, run the final checks and release to the web and to the app stores.
You get
- Production release
- Store submissions
- Launch checklist
Support
After launch we monitor, fix and keep improving the product, on terms agreed in advance.
You get
- Monitoring
- Fixes and updates
- Next-release backlog
Quality bar
Checked before it reaches you.
The same checklist runs on every release, whatever the size of the project.
Performance
Pages and screens built to load quickly, with images, fonts and code kept lean.
Accessibility
Keyboard access, readable contrast, labelled controls and support for screen readers.
Responsive
Layouts drawn for phone, tablet and desktop, not stretched from a single size.
Search-ready structure
Clean headings, metadata, sitemaps and structured data, so search engines can read every page.
Tested on real devices
Physical iPhones, Android phones and desktop browsers, before every release.
Clean hand-over
Readable code, documented setup and a walkthrough, so any capable team could pick it up.
App Store and Google Play review every app. The stores make the final decision on approval.
What you own
Yours from the first commit.
Code
The full source code, in a repository under your organisation.
Design files
Every design file and component library, in editable form.
Documentation
Setup, deployment and architecture notes written for the next developer.
Accounts
Domains, hosting, store listings and third-party services in your name.
Ownership is confirmed in the proposal before any work starts.
Proof
We build our own platform the same way.
KoLink itself is our reference project. The team that would build yours designs, codes and ships ours: one product for creators, brands and staff, on the web and on both app stores.
- Web
- A Next.js web app for creators, brands and staff
- iOS
- A native SwiftUI app, live on the App Store
- Android
- A native Jetpack Compose app, live on Google Play
- Back end
- FastAPI and PostgreSQL, shared by all three
Web appNext.js · creators, brands, staff
iOS appSwiftUI · App Store
Android appJetpack Compose · Google Play
APIFastAPI
DatabasePostgreSQL
Technology
The tools we use every day.
- ReactInterfaces
- Next.jsWebsites and web apps
- TypeScriptTyped code, web and server
- SwiftSwiftUI for iPhone
- iOSNative iPhone apps
- AndroidJetpack Compose
- App StoreListings and submission
- Google PlayListings and submission
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AI development
AI assistants, workflow automation and custom models, connected to your own data and tested before they go live.
View serviceFAQ
Questions, answered.
01What can you build?
Websites, web apps and native iOS and Android apps, together with the back end, database and hosting they run on. Many projects combine a website or web app with mobile apps that share one back end.
02Do you build native or cross-platform apps?
We usually build natively: SwiftUI for iOS and Jetpack Compose for Android, the way KoLink's own apps are built. If a shared codebase suits your project better, we say so in the proposal and explain why.
03How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope. After the Discover and Plan stages you receive a proposal with milestones for your project, so the schedule is based on what you actually need.
04How is a project priced?
Each project is quoted from its agreed scope in a written proposal, before any build work starts.
05Who owns the code and designs?
You do. Source code, design files, documentation and accounts are set up in your name. Ownership is confirmed in the proposal before any work starts.
06Can you publish our app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. We prepare the build, the store listing and the submission, ideally under your own developer accounts. Apple and Google review every app, and the stores make the final decision on approval.
07Can you take over an existing product?
Yes. We start by reviewing the code, hosting and accounts, then propose what to keep, fix or rebuild.
08What happens after launch?
Support is the last stage of every project: monitoring, fixes and updates, on terms agreed in advance. You can also keep the product and its documentation and run it with your own team.
Contact
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