Full-service development agency

From your ideato softwarein the world.

Web products, mobile apps, and the systems behind them. Kodex Labs is your development partner, taking the full build from planning and design through development and launch.

hello@kodexlabs.dev·Web · Mobile · Cloud·Working worldwide
KODEX / DELIVERY MAPFrom brief to launch
One connected build

The whole product.
From plan to launch.

Define

Goals, scope & priorities

SCOPE DOC

Design

User journeys & architecture

DESIGN REVIEW

Develop

Web, mobile & integrations

STAGING LINK

Deliver

Testing, launch & handover

PRODUCTION
WEB PRODUCTS / MOBILE APPS / CLOUD SYSTEMS
Mobile AppsFull-Stack WebClaude & AI SystemsCustom ITCloud & PlatformSecurity & Reliability
Capabilities

Everything your project needs.

Mobile apps, full-stack products, Claude-powered systems, and custom IT — whatever the project calls for, one team owns it end to end, from the first call to launch.

01

Mobile App Solutions

iOS and Android apps designed, built, and shipped to the stores — React Native and Expo, with push, payments, and offline-first where it matters.

React NativeExpoiOSAndroid
02

Full-Stack Solutions

Complete web products: frontend, backend, APIs, and databases in one build. React, Next.js, Node.js — from the first screen to production.

ReactNext.jsNode.jsPostgreSQL
03

Claude & AI Solutions

Claude-powered apps, LLM systems, retrieval pipelines, and agents — designed to be safe, measurable, and put behind real traffic. Not demos.

ClaudeLLMRAGAgents
04

Custom IT Solutions

Bespoke software for the way your company actually works — integrations, internal tools, ERPs, and the systems that keep you running.

IntegrationsERPsInternal toolsData
05

Cloud & Platform

Infrastructure, CI/CD, and cost-aware architecture on AWS and GCP. Terraform, Kubernetes, and observability that earns its keep.

AWSGCPKubernetesTerraform
06

Security & Reliability

Threat modeling, security reviews, and SLOs with the dashboards to prove them. Secure by default, not by appendix.

OWASPSREPentestObservability
Approach

A process you can watch.

A clear scope, visible milestones, and a deliberate launch. The pace and deliverables are agreed for your project, rather than forced into a one-size-fits-all timeline.

01

Frame

We clarify goals, users, constraints, and existing systems. The starting point is a written scope, priorities, and an agreed estimate.

Agree the scope
02

Design

We map the user journeys, interface direction, architecture, and data model before the main build. You review the plan.

Review the plan
03

Build

We build in milestones with demos and a shared view of progress. Changes to scope, cost, or timing are discussed before extra work starts.

See the progress
04

Harden & ship

We agree the testing and launch checklist, prepare documentation, and plan the handover. Ongoing support is scoped with you.

Launch and hand over
A · Defined build

Fixed scope

A scope and a price, agreed before we start. Best when the problem is clear and the outcome is measurable.

Written scope, fixed price
You approve each phase
Launch within the agreed window
B · For agencies

Agency delivery partner

A development team for your client projects. We agree responsibilities, communication, and delivery milestones with your agency.

Defined delivery responsibilities
Shared project milestones
Communication agreed up front
C · Shared outcome

Product partner

From the first release to the next iteration, we plan and build the product with you. Scope and commercial terms are agreed before work starts.

A prioritized product roadmap
A plan for each release
Ownership and handover in writing
Project approaches

How we'd approach your project.

Explore possible approaches to common software challenges. These are project scenarios, not past client engagements. Scope, technology and deliverables would be agreed for your project.

Project approach · Healthcare

How we'd approach a care-coordination platform

Context

A care team needs a clearer view of referrals and patient information across existing systems.

Challenge

Improve the workflow without disrupting care or exposing sensitive information.

How we'd build it

Start with workflow mapping, data access and privacy requirements. Define a limited first release, integrate with existing systems, and validate the handover process with users before a phased rollout. Compliance requirements would be reviewed with the client's qualified advisers.

Web applicationAPIsDatabaseAccess controls
Possible deliverables
01

Workflow and access model

02

Integrated referral workspace

03

Migration and rollout plan

Final scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before development.

Our own products
CueCoach

A teleprompter app with an AI speech coach that scores your delivery as you rehearse.

BackdropX

An AMOLED-first wallpaper app for Android, with daily picks, collections and an automatic wallpaper changer.

Cashly

An offline-first budget and expense tracker with recurring payments and multi-currency support.

Industries

Built for the industries that don't tolerate failure.

Every industry has its own regulatory, operational and technical constraints. We start by understanding yours, then agree the scope and requirements before development.

Healthcare

Care coordination, patient data platforms, and clinical workflow systems. Privacy, access and compliance requirements defined with your team before development.

Fintech

Settlement engines, lending platforms, and compliance systems. Event-sourced, auditable, and built to move money without drama.

Education

Learning platforms, content management, and student analytics. Personalization that respects editorial control — and proves it works with A/B tests.

Logistics

Fleet tracking, dispatch optimization, and supply chain visibility. Real-time telemetry pipelines that turn GPS pings into operational decisions.

Retail & E-commerce

Checkout optimization, inventory systems, and customer data platforms. Changes measured against an agreed baseline.

Energy

Grid monitoring, asset management, and regulatory reporting. Systems that handle high-throughput sensor data and the compliance that comes with it.

Principles

What we believe, in writing.

Clear scope, visible progress and a considered handover. These principles guide how we plan and deliver a project.

01

One team, end to end

The people who scope your project are the people who build it — and they stay on it until it's delivered, working and in production.

02

Delivered means done

Shipped, live, and working for your users — not 'the code compiles' and not 'it works on my machine'. If it isn't in production, it isn't done.

03

Security is a property, not a feature

Threat modeling and reviews are part of the build, not an add-on you pay for later. We'd rather fix a risk in week two than in production.

04

Boring reliability, delightful product

Keep the infrastructure understandable, test the important paths, and plan for monitoring and recovery.

05

Opinionated scope, no surprises

We'd rather tell you what not to build. A smaller release that ships beats a roadmap that slips, every single time.

Writing & Insights

Notes from the lab.

Essays on building AI systems, shipping product, and running the infrastructure that earns its keep — written by the engineers who do it.

AI Systems

AI agents in production: the parts nobody demos

Every demo works on a clean input. Production runs on mess — missing context, adversarial users, and the long tail of edge cases. This is what it actually takes to put an agent on real traffic and keep it there.

14 Jul 2026 · 9 min
AI Systems

RAG that actually answers: retrieval is a product problem

Your model isn't the bottleneck. Your retrieval is. Most RAG systems fail because the data layer was designed for search, not for answers. Here's the pipeline we actually ship.

28 Jun 2026 · 8 min
Security

LLM security is not a prompt problem

Prompt injection gets the headlines. It's also the least of it. The real risk in an LLM system is agency — the tools you gave the model — and the data it can reach. Here's the threat model we actually use.

10 Jun 2026 · 10 min
Platform

Platform engineering that earns its keep

Internal platforms fail when they're built for the engineering team instead of for the business. The ones that earn their budget solve one problem: how fast a product engineer goes from day one to 'it's in production'.

22 May 2026 · 7 min
Product

Shipping software without the compromise

'We had to cut corners to ship' is a story we hear constantly. It's also usually false — the corners got cut long before the deadline, in the scope, in the reviews, in the definition of done. Here's the delivery discipline that avoids it.

08 May 2026 · 7 min
Reliability

Observing LLM systems: beyond tokens and cost

Your error rate says nothing about whether your LLM product is getting better. Quality in an LLM system is a moving target, and most dashboards can't see it. Here's what we log, trace, and alert on.

24 Apr 2026 · 8 min
FAQ

Straight answers.

Practical details to help you plan a project with Kodex Labs.

Web products, mobile apps, internal tools, integrations, and cloud systems. We can take a project from planning and design through development and launch, or own a defined part of an existing product.
Yes. We can work as a development partner on your client projects. Before starting, we agree the delivery scope, responsibilities, communication, and how your agency wants the work presented.
A short description of the problem, who will use the product, and any deadline or budget range. Existing designs, a current website, or a rough brief are helpful, but you do not need a finished specification to start a conversation.
We review the requirements before proposing a scope, estimate, and milestones. The project agreement sets the price, payment schedule, deliverables, and timing. We do not quote a universal launch date before understanding the work.
We agree a demo and update cadence at kickoff, with review points for designs and development milestones. Any change that affects the scope, cost, or schedule is discussed before the extra work starts.
Code ownership, IP terms, repository access, and handover are agreed in writing before work starts. The delivery plan identifies the source code, documentation, and deployment materials included in your project.
Kodex Labs works with teams worldwide. We agree meeting times, communication channels, and timezone overlap together at the start of the project.
We define the launch checklist, handover, and any support period in the project scope. If you need ongoing maintenance or future releases, we agree that separately rather than assume an open-ended commitment.
Contact

Let's build something precise.

Tell us what you need built. Our team — not a salesperson — will reply within 24 hours with a straight answer and a plan. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.

Location
Working worldwide
Response
Replies within 24 hours
Prefer to talk it through?

Choose an available time in your timezone

No sales pitch. A straight answer within 24 hours.