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Pillar one · App Development

Apps to Production

Bring an idea, a prototype from Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, or v0, or a build that's stuck. Our team designs and builds what's missing, then ships it to real users — building with AI coding tools like Claude Code and Codex to move fast and keep costs down. Fixed scope, you own the code.

Fixed scope · shipped in weeks, not months
What AI tools leave unbuilt

AI builders are good at the first 80%: a working screen flow, a plausible schema, a demo that looks like a product. The last 20% is what decides whether real users can trust it with their money and their data — real auth, payments that don't double-charge, a database that holds up past the first ten users, and AI calls that don't quietly burn the budget. That's the gap this closes, whether the starting point is a blank page or a stalled prototype.

What's included

  • From idea, prototype, or a stuck build — any stack: Lovable, Cursor, Claude, Bolt, Replit, v0, Windsurf
  • Auth, payments, and webhooks that hold under real traffic
  • AI pipelines that don't crash and don't bleed cost
  • Database design and security that scales past the first users
  • Native iOS / Android via Capacitor if you need it

How it works

01

Discover

A short technical + business audit, including a read on any existing prototype. You get a written scope and fixed quote back within 2 business days — no call required.

02

Design

Architecture, auth, payments, and AI-pipeline decisions made up front — you know the timeline and the cost before code is written.

03

Build

Weekly demos of real, running software — built fast with AI coding tools like Claude Code and Codex, without cutting corners.

04

Ship & support

Deployed, documented, and monitored, with a clear path for iteration after launch as real usage comes in.

Proof

Onetikk

Onetikk: a link-payment app where a business generates a shareable payment link in seconds and sends it however they already talk to customers — chat, SMS, social — with no hardware required on either side.

Read the case study
A budget question, not a status question

Agency engagement vs. an in-house hire

Work with us when

  • You have one defined goal: get this product shipped
  • You want a fixed scope and a fixed end date, not open-ended headcount
  • The architecture decisions are front-loaded, not weekly forever
  • You need a senior team for weeks, not new salaries for years

Hire in-house instead when

  • You have a growing team that needs day-to-day technical leadership
  • Architecture and roadmap decisions land every single week
  • You have revenue that comfortably supports full-time salaries
  • You're past product-market fit and scaling the org, not the MVP

Apps to Production FAQ

I already have a prototype built with Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, or v0 — do you still start from scratch?

No. Closing the gap between a working prototype and something real customers can rely on — auth, payments, data, maintainability — is one of the most common shapes this engagement takes.

How is pricing determined?

Every project gets a fixed, written quote after a free estimate — scoped to what your build actually needs, not a day rate or an open-ended hourly clock. Building with AI coding tools like Claude Code and Codex keeps delivery fast and overhead low, so quotes tend to come in well below a traditional dev shop for the same scope.

How is this different from hiring a big agency?

No account managers padding the invoice and no bouncing between specialists who've never spoken to each other. A small, senior team owns your project scope-to-ship, and AI-accelerated engineering keeps things fast and lean. Fixed scope, and you own the code outright at the end.

What's not a good fit for this?

Heavy enterprise procurement, multi-vendor compliance-regulated builds, or anything that needs a large in-house team from day one — those are better served by a larger, full-service agency. This works best for SMBs and startups that want a small, senior, accountable team, not a big committee.

Written estimate within 2 business days — or email info@thewebvillage.com directly