Two lines of work under one roof. Sprout takes a physical product from sample to shelf. Develop builds the software side.
For products you manufacture and ship.
Turning a product concept into something you can hold. A sample is the cheapest point at which you can still change your mind about almost anything.
Finding manufacturing partners who can actually make your product, at a price that leaves you a business. We vet them so you are not doing it from photographs.
Running the production line and getting the result to you. Years of doing this means the problems are mostly ones we have already seen.
Photography that makes the product look like what it is. Most listings lose the sale in the first image.
A launch plan built from research into your actual market, rather than a template with your product name pasted into it.
For products that are software.
Interfaces people can use without being taught. Research, architecture, prototyping and testing, in that order.
Responsive web applications on modern frameworks. Scalable where it matters and maintainable long after launch.
Native and cross-platform apps that behave like the device they run on, rather than a website in a frame.
Software for a problem off-the-shelf tools do not fit, usually because the process is the thing that makes you different.
Pipelines and infrastructure set up so shipping is routine rather than an event, and the bill stays predictable.
Most projects touch both. Tell us what you are making and we will tell you honestly where to start.