Five stages. No surprises.

A short call, then a written brief: goals, users, constraints and integrations. Scope, timeline and price are fixed before work starts.

You receive: a scope document with deliverables, milestones and a fixed quote.

Security is designed in before any code is written: a threat model, data-flow review, authentication and storage decisions, vetted dependencies and a hardened baseline for the infrastructure.

You receive: a security design note and a hardened project baseline.

Work runs in short iterations on that secure baseline. Each one ends with a build you can install or a report you can read, so progress is visible and direction can change early and cheaply.

You receive: weekly builds or interim findings, plus a running changelog.

Before release, the finished build is tested against the threat model: code and infrastructure review, testing of every exposed surface, a performance pass and release preparation for the App Store or production.

You receive: a release candidate and a written security report.

After launch the work is watched: crash and error tracking, dependency updates and, for security engagements, continuous posture monitoring with alerting.

You receive: monthly reports and agreed response times.