Questions I get asked a lot.

Depends on the size. I've got three tiers. Simple App, Medium App, and Monsta App. Each one's a fixed price. Roughly, you're looking at $6,000 to $9,000 for a Simple App, $9,000 to $13,000 for a Medium App, and $13,000 to $19,000 for a Monsta App (seven weeks for that one). But every project's different, so book a call and I'll give you a straight answer based on your idea.

A wireframe is the blueprint. It shows the layout and structure without any colour or visual detail. A prototype is the finished thing you can actually tap through on your phone like a real app. You get both. I start with wireframes to make sure the structure's right, then design everything in full detail, then wire it all together into a prototype that feels almost like the real thing.

Five weeks. That includes research, wireframes, full visual design, branding, an advanced prototype, and developer handoff notes. Most agencies take three to six months for the same thing.

Not at all. Most of my clients have never built an app before. They know their industry, they know the problem. That's what matters. Part of working with me is getting plain English guidance on how the software world works. No jargon, no talking down to you.

You own everything. The designs, the Figma files, the prototype, the brand stuff, the developer notes. It's all yours. You can take it to any developer you like. Or I can connect you with developers I trust, plus a specialist app marketing company who can help you launch properly. There's also a 3 month Developer Support package if your dev team needs to ask questions during the build.

Yeah, absolutely. You're involved the whole way. I check in regularly and we refine as we go. That's the whole point of working with one person. Feedback is immediate, no delays, no telephone game.

Yes. Every conversation, every design, every deliverable. All onshore. Same timezone, same standards.

Great. I'll work with what you've got. If it needs adapting for mobile, I'll handle that. Either way you get a brand style guide so the app feels cohesive.

Just your idea. That's it. If you've got notes, sketches, competitor apps you like, bring them. But it's not required. The first conversation is where we figure it all out.

No. A lot of my clients have been thinking about their app for years. Five weeks from now you could be holding a working prototype. That's not a long time to go from "I've been meaning to do this" to "it's actually real."

Yes. I work with trusted, senior developers in Australia. Once the prototype's done, I can connect you and help you get a quote. Or you take your files and find your own team. Either way works.

I work closely with a specialist app marketing company who handle App Store optimisation, launch strategy, paid campaigns, creative content, and ongoing data. We know each other well, and they're good at what they do. They can prove it. They're involved from the research phase, so by the time you're ready to launch, they already know your app inside out.

No. Everything I deliver is yours. The connections are there if you want them. If you'd rather go your own way, that's completely fine.