Finish an unfinished app.
You paid for something that stopped at 60%. We work out what is really done, what is missing, and the fastest safe way to launch.
An unfinished app can be completed by reviewing what has been built, listing what is missing, and finishing the work in priority order. If the foundation is poor, rebuilding only the weak parts is often cheaper than starting again. A short assessment tells you which path fits.
Sound familiar?
- Core screens exist but important features are missing.
- The app works on one computer but never reached production.
- The remaining budget or the original team is gone.
- You are unsure whether to continue or restart.
How we handle it.
Four clear steps, with you informed at each one.
Inventory
List every feature as done, partly done or missing, based on the actual code, not on the old status report.
Check the foundation
Decide if the structure is sound enough to build on.
Plan the finish line
Define the smallest launchable version and the order of the remaining work.
Build and launch
Complete features, test, deploy and document.
Mistakes to avoid.
Trusting old progress reports
Percent-complete numbers are often optimistic. Read the code.
Chasing every feature
Launch a smaller version first, then add the rest.
Ignoring deployment
An app is not finished until it runs reliably in production.
Common questions.
Is it cheaper to finish or restart?
If the structure is sound, finishing is usually cheaper. If it is not, rebuilding the weak parts can be the better investment. We show you both options.
Can you work from the original design files?
Yes. We use existing designs, specs and notes where they exist, and fill the gaps with you.
Can you launch it for us?
Yes, including hosting, domain, backups and handover documentation.
Let's talk about your project.
Tell us what you have and what is not working. We will reply with an honest view and a clear next step.