Metisora - app development studio, idea to app store

Our work

These are not mockups or NDA-locked projects. Five working products we built and shipped ourselves - open them and check for yourself.

MetiRecon

macOS · Windows

Desktop data reconciliation for finance and audit teams. It compares two data sets, classifies the differences and produces an audit-ready report. Fully offline - data never leaves the machine.

Go matching engine embedded into a Flutter app as a native library
Shipped to the Mac App Store and Microsoft Store: sandbox, entitlements, notarization, MSIX, universal arm64 + x86_64 binary
CSV, TSV, Excel, JSON, XML, fixed-width and FIX support
Store-managed subscriptions and billing, two languages

How we built it → metirecon.com →

LostInNotes

iOS · Android · Web

A note-taking app with semantic search and a RAG-based AI assistant. A complete subscription product: backend, mobile apps, payments and a web version.

Backend and AI assistant grounded in your own notes, running across multiple regions
Flutter app shipped to the App Store and Google Play
OAuth sign-in, Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech, 10 languages
Freemium model with quotas and a paid tier

How we built it → lostinnotes.com →

TickerFlow

Web · Data pipeline

An end-of-day stock alert system for the Warsaw and US exchanges. A daily pipeline ingests and processes session data, and users are notified when their own price and volume thresholds are crossed.

Over a million historical records, nearly 7,000 instruments across NASDAQ, NYSE and GPW
Batch jobs scheduled after market close, integrating multiple data sources
Web app, email notifications, a knowledge base of 50+ chapters

How we built it → tickerflow.metisora.ai →

MetiLook

iOS · Android · Web

A booking system for the beauty industry: team calendar, online reservations, notifications, loyalty programs and reports.

Availability computed across shared resources, schedule working offline too
Artist profile and brand, built-in chat, Google / Apple / Facebook sign-in

How we built it → metilook.com →

LocoStory

Web · Realtime

A multiplayer geolocation game for remote teams. Private code-protected rooms, real-time play for 2-8 players, guest entry with no account required.

Real-time game state synchronization across players
Maps and Street View integration, no-signup gameplay

How we built it → locostory.com →

One senior team, all the way to the store

A small team of senior people only - an architect, a developer and a dedicated QA engineer, no juniors learning on your budget. We own your product from the first line of code to passing App Store and Google Play review: scope, build, testing and publishing, nothing handed off.

You talk directly to the people doing the work, and one team is accountable for the release - so nothing falls between the cracks. You own the code and the accounts, with no lock-in.

How to work with us

Fixed price, fixed deadline. No hourly billing and no surprises halfway through.

Discovery Sprint

2 weeks

$4,000 - $5,000fixed price

We start small. In two weeks we turn the idea into something concrete: scope, architecture, a clickable prototype and a fixed quote with a delivery date. You walk away with a document you can show investors - even if you build it with someone else.

Scope and priority workshop
Clickable prototype
Architecture and technology choices
Quote and timeline for the first release

Let's talk

Our recommendation

Version 1.0 in 8 weeks

8 weeks

$36,000 - $49,000depending on scope

A working product, published in the stores, ready to put in front of users and investors. Not a prototype that falls apart on stage - a full app with a backend, payments and a tested user journey.

Mobile and/or desktop application
Backend, database, cloud infrastructure
Store submission, review process included
Testing by a dedicated QA engineer
An installable build every two weeks, a status update every week

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Maintenance & support

billed monthly

$2,500/ month

After launch the product starts to live: new OS versions ship, store requirements change, infrastructure costs grow. We keep the app running and keep it in the stores.

Incident response and infrastructure upkeep
Updates for new iOS and Android versions and for App Store and Google Play requirements
Store releases and review handling
Performance monitoring, backups and cloud cost optimization
Ready to hand the code over to your in-house team whenever you need it

Let's talk

We also take over projects started elsewhere - code audit, scope assessment and ownership of further development.

From idea to app store in four steps

01

Scope

We agree what goes into the first release and what follows right after it. Nothing leaves the list - it is about order, because the tighter the first release, the sooner real users see it and the more you know before you spend the rest of the budget.

02

Build

Two-week iterations, each ending with a build you can install. There is no “almost done” phase dragging on for months.

03

Testing

Testing is done by someone who did not write the code. That is why the app does not fall over at the first demo or in front of the first real user.

04

Release

We handle certificates, signing, notarization and store review. This is where first releases most often stall - we have been through it five times.

Three people, not thirty

You talk to the people writing your code - not to an account manager relaying messages. A small team also means you are not paying for three layers of management above the project.

Behind us are 13 years of work on systems for UniCredit, Citi Bank and Credit Agricole. We know what software that simply has to work - with real money and a regulator behind it - looks like, and we build accordingly.

Architecture

1 architect

Designs the system and writes code alongside the team

Engineering

1 developer

Flutter · Go · Django · Next.js · Google Cloud

Quality

1 dedicated QA engineer

Tests every release before it ships