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An experienced team that designs and builds web, mobile, internal tools and AI automation around how your business works. Live in weeks, yours from the first commit.

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Where does your first quarter go?

Not into the product. Into setup: the months of work no customer ever sees, and the reason most MVPs run out of runway before they run into users. We built the studio to delete that stretch.

  1. 01

    The plumbing eats the runway.

    Authentication, billing, permissions, storage. Months of it before the first feature a customer would pay for. On our stack, all of it is done before kickoff.

  2. 02

    The market does not wait.

    Every week without users is a week without feedback or revenue. At this stage speed is not a preference. It is the strategy, and we plan the build around it.

  3. 03

    Fast usually means fragile.

    Most quick builds get thrown away at the first sign of traction. Ours do not. The MVP runs on the same foundation the scaled product will, so nothing gets rebuilt at the moment you can least afford it.

How we partner.

Startup speed, production discipline. The people who lead the studio are on your build, in your repositories, every week. Four steps from idea to a product you own outright.

  1. Step 01

    Discovery

    We pin down the one thing the product has to prove, who it is for and what can wait. You leave with a scope you can hold us to and a number you can plan around.

  2. Step 02

    Architecture

    Data model, integrations and hosting are decided before a line of feature code. All of it written down, so nothing about your system lives in one person's head, human or AI.

  3. Step 03

    Weekly increments

    Working software every week, in an environment you can click through. You steer with real product in hand, not slide decks.

  4. Step 04

    Launch, and yours to keep

    The MVP goes live in your repositories and your cloud, documented so any competent team can pick it up. From here you choose: hand it to your own engineers, or keep building with us.

We never start from zero.

This is why weeks, not months. The Two Cents Software Stack is our own production foundation: the parts every product needs, already built, tested and wired together. We keep it sharp across every client, so your budget goes into the part that is actually yours.

  • .NET 10
  • React 19
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind 4
  • PostgreSQL
Fig. 1 / Architecture
  1. ClientReact 19 · TypeScript · Tailwind 4UI library, 30+ components
  2. ContractGenerated TypeScript clientTyped from the API, via NSwag
  3. API.NET 10 feature modulesOne configuration spine
  4. DataPostgreSQLTenancy, usage, audit ledger
  • M01

    Authentication

    Passwords, OAuth, magic links and two-factor. Self-hosted, no external identity service.

  • M02

    Multi-tenancy

    Workspaces, roles and seat limits, defined in configuration instead of code.

  • M03

    Billing

    Seat-based plans, trials, upgrades, proration and dunning on Stripe.

  • M04

    Storage

    Local, S3, R2 and Azure Blob behind one interface, with plan-aware quotas.

  • M05

    Audit logs

    One event trail across every module, built for compliance from day one.

  • M06

    Background jobs

    Cleanup, reconciliation and syncs that run and heal themselves.

AI-native. Not AI-generated.

AI is how we work, not what we hand you. It runs through every step, from scoping to review, inside a codebase built so it cannot lose its way. Engineers own every decision. You get the speed without the slop.

  1. 01

    Typed contracts, zero guesswork

    Every backend module generates its own TypeScript client. Engineers and AI tools work against the same contract, so nothing drifts and nothing gets invented.

  2. 02

    One architecture, everywhere

    Feature folders, configuration bindings and option classes follow one structure. Learn one module and you can navigate all of them. So can the copilot.

  3. 03

    Patterns written down

    Structured docs ship with the code. A copilot reads how the product works before it touches it, then extends it the way we would.

The result: features ship this quarter, not next. And the codebase stays one your next engineer will want to inherit.

One team. Three ways to ship.

Web, mobile and automation from one team. No middlemen, no account managers. You talk to the people writing the code.

  • 01

    Web development

    Ship a web platform your customers can log into, pay for and rely on, with an admin console your team runs it from.

    Explore web development

    Deliverables

    • SaaS platforms and customer portals
    • Admin consoles and internal tools
    • Marketing sites and desktop apps

    Stack

    • React
    • .NET
    • TypeScript
    • PostgreSQL
    • Astro
  • 02

    Mobile development

    Launch an iOS and Android app from one codebase, sharing accounts, payments and data with your web product.

    Explore mobile development

    Deliverables

    • iOS and Android apps from one codebase
    • Subscriptions and in-app purchases
    • One backend with your web product

    Stack

    • React Native
    • Expo
    • TypeScript
    • RevenueCat
    • .NET
  • 03

    AI automation

    Put AI and automation to work inside your product and operations, checking, classifying and moving data with a person in the loop where it matters.

    Explore ai automation

    Deliverables

    • AI features inside your product
    • Data ingestion and classification
    • Background jobs that reconcile and sync

    Stack

    • Claude
    • .NET
    • TypeScript
    • PostgreSQL
    • Background jobs

Shipped, not pitched.

Real products, in production, with real users. These numbers are what the partnership looks like after the contract is signed.

Case study / Clearyst° Benchmark

A certification platform, rebuilt without losing a customer.

Clearyst° Benchmark, formerly Green Business Benchmark, helps businesses measure their sustainability work and earn a recognised, tiered certification. The existing product had outgrown the systems it ran on, and every certified business had to come with it.

We rebuilt it end to end: a React app for businesses, an admin console, public profiles with live certification seals, Stripe billing and AI-assisted evidence checks, then moved existing customers across with a reviewed import. Nine months and 85 releases in, we still ship it.

  • React
  • .NET
  • PostgreSQL
  • Stripe
  • Azure
  • Claude
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  • 85releases

    From January to October 2026

  • 15modules

    Backend feature modules

  • 270+endpoints

    Typed API surface

  • 680+tests

    Unit and integration tests gating every deploy

  • 5tiers

    Certification levels, from Committed to Platinum

  • 3days

    To re-skin the whole product for the rebrand

Case study / LuxGift

Luxury gifting, on a catalogue platform of its own.

LuxGift lets fans send creators real luxury fashion, not tips. That meant a live supplier catalogue, real orders and real money moving between fans, creators and suppliers.

We built the iOS app, the gifting platform and its admin console, and a standalone supplier and catalogue platform that turns supplier feeds into one searchable luxury catalogue. The app is now submitted to the App Store.

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • .NET
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • Stripe
  • RevenueCat
Read the case study

  • 2services

    The gifting platform and the catalogue platform

  • 230+endpoints

    Typed API surface across both services

  • 69screens

    In the iOS app

  • 600+commits

    Across the app and both platforms

  • 27modules

    Backend feature modules across both platforms

  • 160+test files

    Automated tests across both backends

Case study / GoodLiife

Four platforms. One MVP. Eight weeks.

GoodLiife is a wellness platform that scores life progress across health, relationships, purpose and more. The founder needed a mobile app, a web app, an admin dashboard and a public website, all live at the same time, on a bootstrapped budget.

We shipped an iOS app in React Native, a React web app, a .NET backend, a CMS-backed marketing site, an admin dashboard and one subscription system across web and the App Store. Then we stayed. Three years and 15 releases later, we are still their engineering team.

  • React
  • React Native
  • .NET
  • SQL Server
  • Stripe
  • App Store
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  • 8weeks

    From kickoff to MVP launch

  • 4platforms

    iOS app, web app, admin, website

  • 350+users

    Active across platforms

  • 4.8/ 5

    User satisfaction rating

  • 15+releases

    Major feature releases

  • 3years

    As their engineering partner

Do not take our word for it.

Bill ZujewskiCEO, GoodLiife

“We hired Two Cents Software to build our MVP from the ground up, and they delivered. The team worked quickly, communicated clearly, and made sure the product reflected our goals. As a bootstrapped startup, we needed speed and reliability, and they gave us both. We continue to work with them as our engineering partner and trust them fully.”

“Two Cents Software helped us turn a complex product vision into a working SaaS foundation. Their understanding of modern architecture, speed, and scalability allowed us to launch with confidence. The communication was clear, the codebase is strong, and the team felt like a true extension of ours. We're in a much better place because of their work.”

Paul GhizCEO, Clearyst

“The team delivered a clean, modern site that represents our brand exactly as we wanted. Their UI components made integration seamless, and the final result looks and feels professional. They were highly responsive, open to feedback, and handled multiple revisions without hesitation. Everything works as expected, and we're already seeing stronger engagement.”

Mattia PirolliCEO, Luxvers

“Working with them was efficient from day one. They used their own component library to ship fast without cutting corners. Every detail was adapted to our needs, and their willingness to refine and improve throughout made the entire process feel collaborative. The result is a reliable product that fits exactly what we needed.”

Nicolò de RienzoCOO, Luxvers

Launch is day one.

Most studios hand over and disappear. We built ours for the opposite. Once the MVP is live, the same team that built it keeps shipping. You decide the pace, and for how long.

  1. 01

    Keep the team that knows the code

    No re-onboarding, no rebuild. The engineers who made the decisions keep making them, at whatever cadence your roadmap needs.

  2. 02

    From MVP to product, release by release

    Feature releases, performance work, a new platform, compliance. One backlog, one team, working software every week, for as long as it is useful.

  3. 03

    Scale on the foundation you already have

    Tenancy, billing, audit and background jobs were built for scale before launch. Growth means adding features, not replacing the base.

  4. 04

    Or take it in-house, on your terms

    Your code, your cloud, your documentation. When you hire your own team, we hand over cleanly and stay on call. No lock-in, by design.

Stay for a sprint or stay for years. GoodLiife chose years.

Questions, answered plainly.

How do we work together?

You bring the idea. We handle the build. Most engagements start as a fixed-scope MVP and continue as an ongoing engineering partnership once the product is live.

How do you price a project?

We scope the work with you first, then quote against that scope so you know the number before we start.

Who owns the code and the IP?

You do. The code lives in your repositories and runs in your cloud accounts. There is no lock-in and nothing to license back from us.

How fast can you ship an MVP?

It depends on scope. As a reference, we launched the GoodLiife MVP across four platforms in 8 weeks. Our accelerator stack is the reason: authentication, billing, tenancy and storage are done before day one.

Can you take over an existing or AI-built codebase?

Yes. Many products reach us as a prototype built with AI tools or by a previous team. We start with a short audit, tell you plainly what is worth keeping, then stabilise it before adding features.

Do you work with non-technical founders?

Most of our clients are. You bring the market knowledge and the decisions; we translate them into scope, architecture and working software, and explain every trade-off in plain language.

Where are you based?

We are a fully remote studio.

What happens after launch?

We stay if you want us to. The same team keeps shipping releases at whatever pace your roadmap needs, or hands over cleanly to your own engineers.

Your idea. In production. This quarter.

Tell us what you are building. After one call you will know what it takes, how long it will realistically take and what it will cost, whether or not you build it with us.

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