Frequently asked questions

Depending on the type of project, your needs, and several other factors, the technology used can vary. Most of the time, we use TypeScript, a superset of JavaScript, as our programming language, along with Next.js as our framework.

Our solutions are deployed on a modern, scalable cloud architecture based mainly on Microsoft Azure services.

For payment systems, we use Stripe. For back-end authentication, we use Firebase. For LLMs, we use Flask as a framework and Python as a programming language. For APIs, we use .NET Core as a framework and C# as a programming language.

For mobile apps on iOS, Google Play, Linux, and Windows, we use Flutter or React Native as a framework, along with Dart or TypeScript as a programming language.

For websites, we build them custom or sometimes use WordPress with Elementor Pro. The technology used depends on the project and the client.

We generally start with an analysis phase to fully understand your needs, define key features, and build a game plan with you.

Next, we move to the design phase, where we create the first mockups to present to you. This step can take between one week and one month.

Once the mockups are validated and features clearly defined, we begin the development phase, which can take two weeks to two months, depending on project complexity.

We're also able to quickly deliver a first version or an MVP to validate ideas early in the process.

Overall, you should generally expect two weeks to three months for a complete project. This varies depending on each client, project complexity, and how responsive and involved they are in the process.

When building an application, AI-based coding tools can help you create a first version that you can test quickly and improve iteratively.

However, as your project progresses, several things become very complex, such as securing the database, setting up an authentication process, hosting, complying with various laws and managing cookies, fixing critical bugs, and integrating a secure payment system.

In short, it quickly becomes important to work with a team of experts to make sure you don't make mistakes that could end up costing a lot.

Prices vary depending on the type of project and the features required. Here's an indicative price grid:

Under $5,000: Simple MVP, showcase website, basic features $5,000 to $10,000: Simple app with authentication, database, and user interface $10,000 to $25,000: Full platform with structured back-end, API, and advanced features $25,000 to $50,000: Scalable SaaS product, cloud architecture, third-party integrations, and optimized performance $50,000 and up: Complex custom solution, advanced scalability, robust infrastructure, and ongoing development

First, we're a young team that uses modern, scalable technologies. Our team brings together skills in software engineering, business administration, programming, computer science, and cybersecurity.

We've worked with large institutions, including cities, on complex projects, as well as with individual entrepreneurs and startups. We always make sure to maintain continuous communication and simplify technology as much as possible for our clients.

In 2025, we won first place at the OSEntreprendre Challenge national final for a mobile app we created. Thousands of people take part in this competition every year, the largest entrepreneurship competition in Québec.

Our clients include one of the most popular gastropubs in the province, a real estate broker ranked in the top 10 individually in Québec, a renowned professional coach, and several other SMBs and entrepreneurs.

Yes, we build apps available on both platforms. We mainly use React Native or Flutter, which lets us cover iOS and Android with a single codebase while delivering native performance.

The choice of framework depends on your needs, the app's complexity, and the required features.

For a simple MVP, expect generally 6 to 10 weeks. For a complete app with back-end, authentication, notifications, and advanced features, the timeline is more like 3 to 6 months.

We always start by clearly defining the priority features so we can deliver a first version quickly and then iterate based on your feedback.

Yes, we handle the entire submission process: screenshots, descriptions, compliance with Apple and Google guidelines, certificates, and developer account setup.

If you don't have a developer account yet, we'll guide you through creating and setting one up.

Absolutely. We integrate Stripe for in-app payments, including subscriptions, one-time purchases, and in-app purchases. We make sure the integration complies with Apple and Google's payment requirements.

Yes, we offer maintenance plans tailored to compatibility updates (new iOS/Android versions), bug fixes, new feature additions, and performance monitoring.

Stores evolve regularly, and active maintenance keeps your app available and performant over time.

A website is mainly informational: it presents your business, services, or content. A web application is interactive: users log in, create an account, manage data, and perform actions.

A SaaS (Software as a Service) is a web application accessible by subscription, usually with multiple feature or user tiers.

We mainly use Next.js and React for the front-end, with TypeScript as the language. For the back-end, we work with .NET Core in C# or Node.js depending on the needs.

For the database, we use PostgreSQL, Supabase, or Firebase depending on the architecture. We deploy on Microsoft Azure or Vercel to ensure performance and scalability.

Yes, we can audit your existing code, identify issues, and propose an improvement plan. We can refactor an application, migrate to a more modern technology, or add new features.

We always start with an analysis phase to fully understand what exists before recommending anything.

Security is built in from the start: secure authentication (JWT, OAuth), encryption of sensitive data, protection against SQL injection and XSS attacks, and compliance with industry best practices.

We also make sure your application complies with legal privacy obligations, including Law 25 in Québec and the GDPR where applicable.

Yes, integrating third-party tools is part of our daily work. We regularly connect payment systems (Stripe), CRMs, communication tools, government APIs, or third-party platforms depending on your needs.

If an API exists for the tool you use, we can integrate it into your application.

A custom site is built entirely from scratch, with no template or predefined theme. It's faster, more performant, more secure, and fully tailored to your brand.

WordPress is a good option for more limited budgets or projects that need simple content management. We work with both depending on the client's needs, but we recommend custom builds for businesses that want to stand out.

Yes, SEO is built in from the development phase. We make sure the site follows best practices: semantic HTML structure, optimized meta tags, fast load times, compressed images, XML sitemap, and mobile compatibility.

We use Next.js, which offers server-side rendering (SSR) natively, a significant advantage for SEO.

Yes, if you want to be able to edit your content without touching the code, we can integrate a content management system (CMS) like Sanity, Contentful, or Prismic.

This lets you update your text, images, blog posts, or job postings directly from a simple interface, with no technical knowledge required.

A simple showcase site starts around $2,500. A site with multiple pages, animations, forms, and integrations generally falls between $5,000 and $15,000.

The price depends on the number of pages, the level of design, the required features, and necessary integrations. We provide a detailed, transparent quote from our very first meeting.

Yes, all our sites are 100% responsive. We take a mobile-first approach, meaning we design and develop for small screens first, then adapt for larger formats.

With over 60% of web traffic coming from mobile devices, this is a non-negotiable priority for us.