Fig. 09 — Services index
Services
Two different questions, so two different lists. Either we build and run the product, or our engineers join the team you already have.
We build it
End to end, from the first conversation to a product with people using it — and still ours to look after once it is live.
Products people use in a browser
Web development
Anything reached through a browser — a product, a portal, a dashboard. No install, one address, and every visitor on a different machine than the one it was built on.
Apps for iPhone and Android
Mobile development
An app on a phone, in both stores, built once. The part nobody warns you about is not the building — it is everything between a finished build and a customer installing it.
Programs installed on a computer
Desktop application development
Software that runs on the machine in front of someone, not in a tab. That changes what is easy and what is hard — and almost none of the hard parts are the features.
Looking after a live product
Product support
Launch is where the work changes, not where it stops. Two things keep a product alive: someone answering when it breaks, and someone changing it before it has to break.
Your first version
MVP development
Four to twelve weeks from a first conversation to something real people are using. Not a prototype, not a demo — a product that is deployed, watched, and safe to change.
Subscription products
SaaS development
The parts that make software a SaaS — tenancy, subscriptions, billing — are the parts that decide what it costs to run for years. They are worth getting right in the first month.
You build it, with us
Engineers who join your team and your process, in the stacks we work in every day.
Web applications
Hire JavaScript developers
We write JavaScript for products that have to keep working — not demos, not prototypes handed over and forgotten.
Servers and APIs
Hire Node.js developers
The backend is where a product's future cost is decided. We build Node.js services that can be changed a year from now without a rewrite.
Mobile apps, iOS and Android
Hire React Native developers
One codebase, both stores, and a team that also builds the backend the app talks to — so the contract between them is not a negotiation between vendors.
Frontend and backend
Hire TypeScript developers
Types are the cheapest documentation you will ever write and the only kind that cannot go stale. We use them as the design, not as decoration.
Tell us what you're building
A short introductory call to discuss your project, goals, current challenges, and how Albiory can help.
We'll cover:
- Your product or project
- Current goals and challenges
- Scope and technical requirements
- Possible next steps
No preparation is required — just bring any context you'd like to share.
Prefer email? hello@albiory.com
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