A small studio built around a small number of strong principles. This is how it actually works on a Tuesday.
These are not aspirational. They are the constraints we actually operate under.
I run PropertyGuard on my own properties every day. If a feature is broken, I know immediately. This is the fastest feedback loop there is.
We hold a feature back rather than push something that fails. A user who hits a bug remembers it for a year. A user who waits a quarter forgets why they were waiting.
We do not ship five tabs that hand you to five other apps. PropertyGuard includes inspections, document vault, asset tracking, and analytics in one place. Complete or not at all.
We use AI heavily in our own development. We add AI features only when they save users real time or solve a real problem. Not because the trend says to add a chatbot.
We ship a meaningful update every quarter. Not a security patch. An update that changes something about how you use the app. This is a commitment we make to users and we keep it.
We do not retrofit security. Row level security on every Supabase table, encryption for sensitive data, audit logging for access. Built in from the start, not added later.
Across PropertyGuard and our studio: Expo and React Native for iOS and Android builds. Supabase for the database, auth, and real time features. Stripe for payments. Claude API for AI features in PropertyGuard. Deployed on App Store and Google Play.
We do not list tools we do not use. We do not ship a framework three hours before we need it. This is the stack that runs the product, end to end.
We publish our prices on the product page. We do not negotiate. We say no when we are at capacity. This keeps everyone honest. The price is the price. If you cannot afford it, we are not a fit. If you can, the conversation starts there.