Code.Ship.Repeat.
Three kinds of work. All of it written, shipped and run by us.
Design, code and release under one roof. Whoever makes the first commit is still there for the hundredth.
Native apps in Swift and React Native. We do the code, the design and the store listing, and every update after it.
From a working prototype to customers who sign up and pay: accounts, billing, dashboards and the infrastructure underneath.
New features, fixes and scaling as more people use it. A steady release rhythm instead of a one-time handoff.
Four steps. Then the last two, on repeat.
Scope and price are fixed before the first line of code. After that: short cycles, early builds, and a direct line to whoever is writing it.
Tell us what you’re building. We ask the questions that decide whether we’re the right team for it.
A clear scope and a fixed price, agreed before any code gets written. No hourly meter running in the background.
Short cycles and working builds from the first weeks. You try them on your own phone, not in a slide deck.
We launch, then stay for the fixes and features that show up once real people start using it.
Small, on purpose.
Marturano Labs is a software studio in Zürich. Staying small is what lets one team carry a project from the first sketch to the people using it. The person writing your code is the person you talk to.
We design and build it ourselves. Nothing gets passed along to someone else’s team.
We run a few projects at a time, so each one gets our full attention rather than a slice of it.
Scope and price are agreed before we write a single line of code.
Launch is a release like any other. We keep shipping the fixes and features that come next.
Who we’re a good fit for.
Good fit
- +You know roughly what you want to build.
- +You want one team, not a chain of subcontractors.
- +You’re ready to agree on a scope and a price.
Not right now
- –You need a big team starting Monday.
- –You’re shopping for the lowest hourly rate.
- –You’re still deciding whether to build anything.
Have something to build?
Say hello.
Tell us what you’re building and roughly when you want to start. That’s enough for a first reply, and we reply personally.