Start with an Architecture Sprint. Not a proposal.

Every engagement begins with an architectural consultation and technical scoping session. We tailor the project to your technical requirements, deliver working native prototypes on real devices within days, and build out complete, production-verified cross-platform systems under fixed-milestone agreements. Contact us to schedule an initial consultation.

Yes. We specialize in legacy platform migrations and technical rescues for organizations with established products (iOS, Android, React/Vue, or legacy backends). We audit your existing codebase, transform legacy databases (PostgreSQL, MySQL, Firebase, MongoDB) into synchronized local SQLite stores, refactor surfaces to thin Swift/TypeScript adapters, and integrate local AI without disrupting existing users or data.

Most standard prototype sprints are delivered in about one to two weeks after technical discovery and scope agreement. You test functional software running on your own hardware before committing to full-scale rollout.

You own 100% of the project source code, Git repositories, customer data, and account configurations. PocketCloud platform components are licensed under a perpetual, royalty-free, unlimited-seat license that survives any engagement.

Development nodes and dedicated machines are configured with zero-cloud egress and least-privilege access. All repositories, keys, and operational artifacts are reproducible on your own hardware.

A perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive, non-transferable, and non-sublicensable license to use the PocketCloud Platform as incorporated in the platform/project created for you, with unlimited seats inside your organization, plus releases published while PocketCloud is published. Repository access is read access under confidentiality. It is not a support contract or an SLA, and it does not convey ownership of PocketCloud or the right to redistribute, resell, or publish a competing derivative. It terminates only upon breach of confidentiality or redistribution outside the project.

No. Provider subscriptions, API projects, billing, and plan names are separate where each provider defines them that way. We configure the appropriate client-owned products and document the account inventory at handoff.

Not necessarily. Provider data use depends on the selected plan, settings, and current provider terms. The durable project continuity comes from your client-owned accounts, repositories, configuration, exportable history, and PocketCloud knowledge layer — which runs on your node.

No. Android is a client of your node, not a second engine: at launch it reaches the models running on your paired PocketCloud node rather than running them on the phone. What Android keeps is what matters — your node, your accounts, your data, not a third-party cloud. On-device inference on Android is not part of the launch scope. Apple devices are different: iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV run models on the device itself. The privacy argument is unaffected either way, because the node is your machine on your accounts rather than a metered platform.

Your statement of work identifies which surfaces are launch-certified and which are delivered as buildable foundations. We advertise a platform only after its build, packaging, core workflow, and device verification are green, or with a dated commitment we own — Android is committed for 2026-08-25. Store publication is included only when named in scope, and third-party acceptance is never guaranteed.

You can continue ongoing managed platform maintenance and architecture enhancements month to month, operate the system completely in-house with your own team, or transition to our engineering retainers as your product scales.