2.1
MVP development
A first version small enough to ship and sturdy enough to keep. Customers can use it, and you can grow it.
A software development studio
Digital solutions designed and built by engineers that you talk to.
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1.0 · Process
Four stages, in order: scoping, architecture, development, deployment. You leave each one with something concrete before we start the next.
Who is on the other side of the screen, what they are trying to finish, and which constraints will wreck a pretty design. We leave with a written boundary: what is in the first release, and what waits.
1.1 · Scoping
What this stage looks like
A conversation
A short call is usually enough to tell if we are a fit.
2.0 · What we build
We usually get there with Next.js, Expo and Supabase. If another tool would serve you better, we will say so.
2.1
A first version small enough to ship and sturdy enough to keep. Customers can use it, and you can grow it.
2.2
One Expo codebase for iOS and Android, talking to the same backend as the web app. A job done on a phone shows up on the desk.
2.3
Storefronts, consoles, customer portals. Next.js apps that hold real accounts, real money, real operations: roles, audit trails, pages that still make sense at 6am.
2.4
Payments, maps, identity, the third-party systems your product depends on. Webhooks and failure states live in the product, same as the happy path.
The people doing the work
Sol Studio grew out of computer science, then on experience in systems people actually rely on. That is still how we work — close to the code and careful with the delicate parts.
Software is written in-house from start to finish. If something is going to constrain your project, we name it in the first conversation while there's still time to make a real choice.
We stay close to the project during the whole build. This keeps the architecture clean and your project doesn't sit in a queue behind ten others. Bring us the messy brief. We're good at sorting it out together.
Contact
A product, a site, a system. A few lines is enough. We read these ourselves, and we only take on as much as we can keep in our heads.