Product engineering
Business apps designed, built and shipped to the App Store, Google Play and the web.
- Mobile and web apps
- Subscriptions and back office
- Multilingual from day one
Master Dev Advertising is a product studio for commerce and operations. Apps, online stores, automation and customer acquisition, built by people who use them every day to run their own companies.
Nothing here is a concept or a mockup. Each of these runs every day, with real customers and real orders going through it.
The HR app for teams of 2 to 100 people. Schedules, leave requests, time clock, notices with read receipts and work messaging that stays silent outside working hours.
A store of about 5,900 products, built and operated end to end: catalogue, international pricing and shipping rules, B2B programme, loyalty and the internal tools the team works with.
Replaced a paid translation app. It translates and reviews products, collections, recipes, page titles and URLs, and repairs its own output when a check fails.
Builds the Google Merchant Center feeds for every country a store sells to, in the right language and currency, and raises an alert when an update fails. It replaced a monthly subscription.
A storefront for a fleet of eight yachts with slot-based availability, so a boat cannot be booked twice, and a booking tool for the crew on the dock.
One team from the first screen to the first customer. You do not brief a developer, then a designer, then a media buyer.
Business apps designed, built and shipped to the App Store, Google Play and the web.
Online stores built to sell across borders, and rebuilt when they have stopped growing.
Internal tools that remove repetitive work and the stack of subscriptions that comes with it.
Traffic that is measured against sales. If a campaign does not pay for itself, we cut it.
Three rules we apply to our own companies before we apply them to yours.
Our tools have to survive a Monday morning with real orders, real staff and real customers. That changes what gets built.
When a paid app can be replaced by something you own, that does the job better and costs less to run, we replace it.
A project is finished when it earns or saves money. Launch day is the start of the work.