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Live on the web, the App Store and Google Play, with shoppers and vendors on one shared catalogue.
- Web
- iOS
- Android
Cloud Solutions
A reliable home for your applications
We set up cloud hosting and deployment for your applications, and organise databases, backups and releases around how they are actually used.
When it makes sense
- Releasing a change is manual and risky.
- You pay for idle capacity, or slow down at peaks.
- Nobody fully understands how the app is hosted.
- The setup can't take more users, data or a new app.
What we set up
Infrastructure that fits the application — without complexity it doesn't need.
Hosting & deployment
New web applications and APIs hosted and released through repeatable steps.
Backends for mobile apps
The server side that iOS and Android apps share with your website.
Moving to the cloud
An existing application moved to a suitable cloud setup, after reviewing what it needs.
Staging & production
Separate environments, so changes are tested before customers see them.
Backups & recovery
Data backed up, with a clear answer to what happens if a component fails.
Setup review & documentation
Configuration matched to expected usage, and written down for whoever runs it next.
Where your app runs
Not every application needs every part. Pick an example to see the setup.
- Website or web appWhat your customers open
- Mobile appsiOS and Android, when needed
- Application & APIManaged services or cloud servers
- Database & storageData and files
- Repeatable releasesSame steps every time, easier to undo
- Backups & recoveryRestorable data, a plan for failures
The provider and setup are chosen per application — its data, budget and how it runs.
Platforms from delivered workAWSMicrosoft AzureFirebase
Running in production
Live systems we built, each serving a website and apps.
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Live on the web, the App Store and Google Play, serving every branch of the restaurant.
- Web
- iOS
- Android
From review to running
- 01
Review the application
How it is built and used, the data it holds and the constraints that apply.
- 02
Choose the setup
From managed services to cloud servers — whatever fits, nothing extra.
- 03
Make releases repeatable
The same steps every time, safer and easier to roll back.
- 04
Back up & document
Backups, recovery steps and a setup your team can maintain later.
Scope & cost
Cloud costs follow usage and design: traffic, storage, databases and the services chosen. We look at expected usage before recommending a setup, and costs should be reviewed against real usage after launch.
A simple server or a managed cloud setup?
A simple setup
Fine for modest, steady usage — a poorly configured cloud setup can cost more than a simple server.
A managed cloud setup
When you need repeatable releases, room to grow, or a backend shared by web and mobile apps.
What shapes the cost
- TrafficHow many users and requests, and how they change.
- Data & storageDatabases, files and backups.
- Services chosenManaged services versus cloud servers.
- EnvironmentsProduction alone, or staging alongside it.
It depends on the application, the tools your team already uses and any data or compliance requirements. We have built projects on AWS, Microsoft Azure and Firebase and recommend the option that fits.
Usually, after reviewing how it is built. Some applications move with configuration changes; others need code changes first. We tell you which applies before you commit.
It is shared. The provider secures the infrastructure it runs; access control, configuration and application security stay with whoever runs the application. We define these for the proposed setup.
Need a setup your app can rely on?
Tell us how your application runs today and what you want to improve.
Helpful to have
- What the application does and how it is built
- Current hosting, and what isn't working
- Expected users and traffic
- Any data location, compliance or budget needs