Mobile apps
Flutter apps that ship to both stores from one codebase — auth, payments, push, offline, the lot.
LLC · Product studio & software engineering
App Dev Labs LLC is a small studio with two products of its own — a handyman marketplace and a commerce growth platform — and a services practice for teams who need that same engineering pointed at their roadmap.
01 — Our products
Not case studies for someone else. These are ours: designed, built, shipped and operated by the same people who'd work on your project.
Commerce platform · Web
Your commerce data, working harder.
Amplifi plugs into a merchant's store, normalises their products, customers and orders, then turns that into retention marketing that actually goes out the door — AI-drafted campaigns, segmented audiences, and analytics that say plainly what worked.
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Marketplace · iOS & Android
Handyman services, without the phone tag.
Fabor connects people who need work done with the tradespeople who do it. Post a job, get matched, agree a price and pay — all inside the app, with messaging and notifications keeping both sides in the loop from first enquiry to final invoice.
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02 — Services
The same studio, working on your product. Fixed scope or an embedded squad — whichever suits the stage you're at.
Flutter apps that ship to both stores from one codebase — auth, payments, push, offline, the lot.
Java and Spring Boot services built to be read a year later: clear contracts, real tests, sane data models.
LLM work that's grounded in your own data instead of guessing — drafting, extraction, classification, agents.
Shopify, BigCommerce, payments, webhooks, OAuth. We've done the fiddly parts already.
Docker, nginx, CI and boring, repeatable deploys — so releasing stops being an event.
Inherited a codebase that stalled? We'll assess it honestly and tell you what's worth keeping.
03 — How we work
No account managers between you and the people writing the code.
A call, then a written plan: what we're building, what we're deliberately not, and what it costs.
Screens and data model together — so the thing is buildable, not just pretty in a mockup.
Weekly builds you can actually open. Feedback goes into the next loop, not a backlog graveyard.
Store submissions, servers, monitoring, and someone who answers when it matters.
04 — Stack
We pick tools we can still support in five years. Hover anything to see where we use it.
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05 — Careers
Small team, real ownership. You'd be shaping how Fabor and Amplifi reach the people who need them — not slotting into someone else's plan.
Own how our products find their market. You'd take Fabor to homeowners and tradespeople, and Amplifi to merchants — positioning, pricing, launch, the first hundred customers, and the loop back into what we build next.
Ship across the whole stack on both products — Spring Boot services and MySQL underneath, Flutter on mobile and plain fast JavaScript on the web. You'd own features end to end, from data model to the screen someone actually taps.
Neither one quite you? Write anyway — tell us what you'd want to work on at vikramranga@app-dev-labs.com.
06 — Let's talk
Tell us what you're trying to do and roughly when you need it. You'll get a straight answer about whether we're the right shop for it.