Craftlify is a small product studio. We design and build software for partners who care, and ship our own ideas alongside.
We are a compact team that operates in two modes, sometimes in the same week. Both feed each other. The partner work pays for the patience the studio work requires.
We partner with founders and product teams to design, build, and ship software end-to-end. From first wireframe to a polished release on the App Store and Google Play. No middle layer between you and the people doing the work.
We don't just build for others. Craftlify is a lab. We spin up our own tools, side-projects, and experiments. Some stay small. Some grow into their own things. The point is to keep the craft sharp.
No black boxes. A clear, repeating rhythm from first call to release, and the first real users after it.
We dig into the problem, the users, the constraints. No code yet. Just sharp questions, rough sketches, and a scope we both trust.
Flows, wireframes, and a design system that holds up at scale. We prototype until the thing feels right under real fingers.
Design engineers ship in React, Next.js, Swift, and Kotlin. Weekly demos, shared Linear, no black boxes.
We launch, pass store review, and stay on for the first real users. Then we iterate, fast and with evidence.
We choose technologies that let us move fast without breaking things. No legacy debt, just clean, modern stacks.
We keep the surface narrow on purpose. Depth over breadth. Each craft is owned end-to-end by someone who actually cares.
Wireframes, flows, and interfaces that don't just look the part, they hold up under real use.
We blur the line between design and code. Production-grade React, native mobile, pixel-true UI.
iOS and Android, from first build to a clean submission that passes review the first time.
Identity systems, motion language, and the small details that make software feel alive.
Different shapes for different problems. The standard is the same. The first call is always free.
We take a product from scope to ship. Design, engineering, release. The default shape for most engagements.
A single focused week on a specific problem. A redesign. A flow that broke. A release that needs to land.
For teams that need a design-engineering partner on call. We reserve capacity, you direct it.
A few words from founders and product leads we've shipped alongside. Names we're proud to keep on the list.
They shipped our iOS app in ten weeks, and it felt like ours the whole way through. No surprises, just craft.
We handed them a messy Next.js codebase. Two months later it was the part of our product we were proudest of.
The level of polish is unfair. Every detail considered, every animation intentional, every release on time.
We came in with a prototype and a prayer. We left with a product and a real roadmap. Worth every cent.
They rescued a codebase two other agencies had given up on. Then they shipped what those agencies said was impossible.
They shipped our iOS app in ten weeks, and it felt like ours the whole way through. No surprises, just craft.
We handed them a messy Next.js codebase. Two months later it was the part of our product we were proudest of.
The level of polish is unfair. Every detail considered, every animation intentional, every release on time.
We came in with a prototype and a prayer. We left with a product and a real roadmap. Worth every cent.
They rescued a codebase two other agencies had given up on. Then they shipped what those agencies said was impossible.
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Compact by design. You work directly with the people doing the work. No account managers and no handoffs. Usually two to three of us per engagement, and the same people from first call to ship.
We take on a handful of projects each year. Tell us what you're building, even if it's just an idea on a napkin.
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