Each sold the same way: a fixed scope, a written definition of done, and a price agreed before anything starts.
All four are sold the same way: a fixed scope, a written definition of done, and a price agreed before anything starts.
Native iOS and macOS software, designed and built end to end — architecture through App Store release, and the release cadence that follows it. Written in Swift and SwiftUI, shipped through TestFlight before it is shipped to anyone else.
Marketing sites, product surfaces and internal tools. Motion where it earns its place, measured performance budgets, and code the next person to open it can read.
Original video and written work, produced through an in-house pipeline built for consistency at volume. The same pipeline that makes the studio's own work makes a client's.
Most AI advice is a workshop. This is a walk through one workflow you already run — the intake queue, the quote process, the weekly report — measuring what it costs today, where a model actually changes the number, and where it does not yet. It ends in a written plan with the work sized and priced, which you own whether or not the studio builds any of it.
A written definition of what is being built, what is not, and what done means. Fixed before anything starts.
A prototype you can use in the first weeks.
Weekly increments against the scope. Visible progress, and no month-long silences.
Documentation, access, and code written to be maintained by whoever comes next.
A short description of the problem is enough to start.