Codi designs, builds, and launches native iOS and Android apps for founders who want a real product in front of real users. Fixed scope, fixed price, fixed date.
30 minutes with Lucas, Codi's founder. No pitch deck. You leave knowing whether we're the right team and roughly what it would cost.
City of Atlanta
Solv360
Water RoutesTwo agencies came back at $80k and five months. You haven't validated the idea yet, and they want you to fund it like you have.
Great first two weeks. Then the replies slowed down, the build stalled, and you're holding half an app and no way to finish it.
An app builder got you to a demo. It just doesn't look or feel like something people would trust with their money.
What you wanted was the app you pictured when you started: fast, polished, in the stores, built by people who answer the phone.
Swipe-based dog adoption with a compatibility score for every dog, real-time chat with the shelter behind each listing, and AI that keeps listings current so shelter staff stop doing hours of intake paperwork. iOS and Android. Co-founded and built by Codi.
JP wanted fans to predict games and creator videos together, with leagues, leaderboards, and no real-money risk. Codi took it from idea to the App Store, where it holds a 5-star rating, and keeps shipping: version 3.3 went out this month alongside a creator partner program.
Teens teach seasoned adults technology in live sessions. Candace's nonprofit grew from a pilot into city and school district contracts, an NBA All-Star Pitch finalist spot, and an NBA Foundation grant, with Codi as the product partner for six years. The native iPhone app landed in the App Store in 2026.
Local retailers post floor samples and overstock, shoppers browse nearby deals and pick up the same day. Designed, built, and launched in both stores in 2026.
A marketplace for couples planning culturally rooted weddings, from henna artists to venues that can host a 400-person family. Anam signed in June; by October, 145 vendors were listed and climbing.
Matthew started with one canal company's ordering problem. Three years and several modules later, Water Routes runs water delivery for irrigation districts and farms, with native apps in both stores.
Stormwater compliance for California construction sites. Inspectors file reports from a phone in the field, and the company sells it as a subscription to other firms.
Codi Tech helped bring my business idea to life. From day one, they've been by my side answering questions, addressing concerns, and guiding me through every challenge that comes with building custom software. Now, I have an expertly built platform, with tons of users that's making a real impact in the agriculture industry.
Codi Technologies is the only reason our company exists! They go beyond being gifted developers and systems engineers, they are absolute partners in our business. Their ability to deep-dive into our processes and build solutions is untouchable.
Codi Tech is easy to work with, knowledgable in all areas, and delivers on their work. Their involvement definitely improved the quality of my product.
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Tell us what you want to build and who it's for. We'll tell you straight whether we're the right team, what we'd cut from a first version, and a realistic price range. We don't work with everyone, and we'd rather say so on this call than in month two.
You get a fixed price and a fixed date, with scope written as milestones you can read. For bigger or riskier builds we do a short proof of concept first, so we agree on the technical approach before you commit to the whole thing.
Every screen is designed in Figma and reviewed with you before anyone builds it. This is where the app starts to look like yours, and where changes are cheap.
You see working software weekly, on your phone, and drop feedback onto a board we work from. We use AI throughout the build and our developers review everything before it reaches you, which is how we can commit to a date and keep it.
We run the whole release: builds, TestFlight, store assets, review notes, and the back-and-forth with Apple and Google. Your developer accounts are in your name from day one, so you own the listing, not us.
The person who built your app stays on, from on-call support up to a half-time engineer on your team. You get a monthly recap of what shipped, not a timesheet.
These are the ones we make on every founder app. If one of them doesn't fit your situation, we'll say so on the call.
A scoped first version of your app, designed, built, and submitted to both stores in roughly six to eight weeks. Priced as one number after the discovery call.
After launch, the engineer who built your app stays on. Plans run from on-call support to a half-time engineer embedded on your team.
Usually you build both from one codebase and launch together, since the second platform costs little once the first works. Sometimes the right move is one store first, especially if you already know where your users are. We'll recommend one on the call.
Six to eight weeks for a first version: about a week of design, four weeks of build, and a feedback window that overlaps with store review. Apple and Google review typically adds one to two weeks, and we start that process early so it isn't the thing you're waiting on at the end.
Yes. Code, design files, and the store accounts are yours. We set up App Store Connect and Google Play Console under your company, not ours. If you ever want to take the work in-house or to another team, nothing is held hostage.
Whatever gets your app into the stores fastest and keeps it easy to change after launch. We've shipped founders' apps on more than one platform, and on the call we'll explain the choice for your app in plain English, including what it means for cost and for making changes yourself later.
One thing: enroll in the Apple Developer Program as an Organization, not an Individual. An Individual account can only be operated by the one person who signed up, which means nobody on your team, including us, can publish builds for you. We've watched a founder get stuck on exactly this. We walk you through it in week one.
Every build includes on-call support from launch. Most founders keep the engineer who built the app on a monthly plan, so the roadmap keeps moving and someone is there when iOS updates or a store policy changes. You can cancel anytime with 30 days' notice.
Then we'll help you cut it to the version that ships and gets you real users, and plan the rest as later phases you can stop between. Shipping a tight first version in eight weeks beats a perfect one in eight months.
Lucas started Codi and still sits in every discovery call. He sets the strategy and stays close to the build, and he's shipped founders' apps through App Store and Google Play review enough times to know which decisions matter in week one. He'd rather hand you a working app than a slide about one.
Codi is a US-based product and engineering team in Portland, Oregon, working with founders and small companies across the country.
30 minutes on a video call with Lucas. You'll leave with a straight answer on fit, a realistic price range, and what we'd cut from a first version to get you into the stores faster.
Book a discovery call →lucas@coditechnologies.io