Portfolio
Mobile app portfolio and case studies
This mobile app portfolio is being built out with full, verifiable case studies. We would rather publish fewer stories with real numbers and client permission than a gallery of pretty screenshots with no context. Until then, we are happy to share references and walk you through relevant work on a call.
- Real client permission only
- Results stated with how they were measured
- Stack and team named for every project
What every case study in our portfolio will include
Use this as a template for judging any vendor’s portfolio. If a case study skips most of these, it is a brochure, not evidence.
- The client and market, or an anonymised description if under NDA
- The business problem, in the client’s words
- Why the chosen stack: native, Flutter or React Native
- Scope, team composition and timeline from discovery to store launch
- Engagement model used (fixed price, dedicated team or time and material)
- What went wrong and how it was handled
- Measured results with the source and time period
- A client contact willing to take a reference call
Case studies in preparation
The cards below are placeholders. Each will be replaced with a real, client-approved case study.
[[Case study 1: app type]]
[[add client, problem, solution, results]]
Example of the detail expected: for a telemedicine app, video consultations, appointment booking, patient records access and privacy controls.
[[Case study 2: app type]]
[[add client, problem, solution, results]]
Example of the detail expected: for a delivery app, the customer, rider and merchant apps, live order tracking and payment integration.
[[Case study 3: app type]]
[[add client, problem, solution, results]]
Example of the detail expected: for a wallet app, onboarding and KYC flows, transaction security against OWASP MASVS, and store review for financial apps.
Why we do not show screenshots without context
A screenshot proves that someone designed a screen. It does not tell you whether the app shipped on time, passed App Store review first time, survived its first thousand users or earned back its budget. Those are the things you are actually buying.
Apps built under NDA, especially in health and finance, often cannot be named. Where a client cannot be named, the case study will describe the market and problem without identifying details, and we will still offer a reference call where the client agrees.
How to judge our work before the portfolio is complete
Ask for a reference call with a past client, a screen-share of a live app and a look at a sanitised repository, so you can judge code quality and commit discipline for yourself. Read our how we work page to see what you will receive every two weeks, and our checklist for choosing a mobile app development company for questions to ask any vendor, including us. Ownership and confidentiality terms are on the NDA and IP protection page, and independent reviews will appear on our reviews page.
Want to see work similar to your idea?
Tell us what you are building and we will show you the most relevant project we can share under NDA.