We define, design, build, and release apps for the web, App Store, and Google Play, from a focused first version to a full product build.
1You have funding and a launch date
You need a working product in users' hands within a defined window, without delaying the release while separate design and engineering functions are assembled.
2You have a product and need to keep building it
The app is live and the roadmap is longer than the current capacity. You need design and development that can extend what already exists rather than restart it.
3You need design and development in one engagement
You bring the domain knowledge and product ambition. We define the scope, brand, experience, and software required for the first release.
We define the product idea, identify the smallest complete experience that can test it, and state what will wait. Brand, product design, and development run as one engagement. You finish with a released product that can collect real feedback and become the base for what follows.
A web, iOS, or Android product that supports the core user flow and can collect meaningful feedback.
The product proposition, identity, interface, and software are planned and delivered against the same release goal.
The exact timeline is set in the written scope, with the release boundary and required client decisions made explicit.
The product is structured so validated features can be extended rather than automatically rebuilt after launch.
We identify the product idea, the core user flow, and the smallest complete scope needed to test it. Deferred features are documented.
Core flows, interface states, components, and working software develop together, with decisions tested in implementation early.
We prepare the production release for the web, App Store, or Google Play and verify the full core flow before launch.
The first release creates evidence for the next decision: strengthen the core, expand the product, or change direction.
A friendship app that matches women in the same city, then runs them through six weeks of facilitator-led meetups.
An investing app that picks the stocks, then invests a set weekly budget on the user's behalf.
A daily-goals app that turns a long-running personal spreadsheet ritual into a mobile product.
“Thanks to 350life's work, the app was delivered on time and within budget. User onboarding was quick and painless.”
Rok LenardičCEO, Indigo Labs“We're really happy with the work. 350life designed our iPhone app, and it looked so good we expanded the project to the Mac app right away. Both have shipped, and the product is getting very good traction. Their designs gave our team a ton to build, but helped us ship a polished product in quick time. We love their work, and we'll be back for more product work.”
Matt RongeCEO, Astropad“350life are a dream to work with. They are insanely fast and thorough. We'd often hand off a loose idea at the end of the day and wake up to a polished solution.”
Tara KappelCo-founder & CPO, RealRoots“I work with 350life and I am really happy with the relationship. They deliver what we need, are always on-time and are really flexible. A real joy to work with!”
Rok GregoričLead iOS Developer, Benson“I got to know the team through a recommendation from one of my clients…I directly commissioned the team for the next company.”
Daniel PannruckerCEO, Lama Partners“They are very devoted to what they do and they put all their efforts to understand what you need. Communication is transparent and responsive.”
Vesna PavlovičCEO, IRM Ltd.A first release typically takes four to eight weeks, and a full product build two to four months. The exact timeline depends on the platforms, integrations, and scope of the core user flow, which we define in the free written scope.
Yes. We structure the first release so validated features can become the base for the next version. Any shortcut required by the timeline is documented before it is taken.
Yes. An app engagement can cover the product proposition, brand identity, product design, development, and release to the web, App Store, or Google Play.
Both. We design and build web applications as well as native iOS and Android apps, and choose the platforms from the product requirements rather than a fixed stack.
Yes. 350life is based in Slovenia and works with startups across Europe, including Germany and the Benelux, and in the United States. Several clients are YC-backed.
No. You bring the domain knowledge, audience, and business goal. We translate that into a product scope, interface, technical plan, and shipped first release.
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