Ship it, then keep it
An app that stops working after the next OS release was never finished. We plan for the maintenance from the first sprint, because we are the ones who will be doing it.
ValueInfinity Digital Services is a small mobile development studio. We build educational and utility apps for iOS and Android — and then we keep running them.
The first app existed because the tools for preparing for the TCF were bad. Everything since has followed the same pattern: a real problem, a small focused product, and the patience to maintain it.
The beginning
TCF Coach started as a study tool for a French exam whose existing apps were either abandoned or wrong. Building it properly meant learning what exam prep actually needs: honest scoring, spaced repetition, and offline access.
Growing
Exam Civique reused everything TCF Coach had proved out — the practice engine, the progress model, the edge backend — and added the civic content the naturalisation interview tests.
Widening
Etat Des Lieux PDF took the same offline-first discipline somewhere else entirely: property inspections, where the phone has no signal and the output has to be a document both parties can sign.
Now
Three apps in production taught us what we are actually good at. We now take that same approach to client work — mobile products, edge infrastructure, and the long tail of maintenance that comes after launch.
An app that stops working after the next OS release was never finished. We plan for the maintenance from the first sprint, because we are the ones who will be doing it.
People study on trains and inspect flats in basements. If your product only works on good WiFi, it does not work.
You talk to the people writing the code. No account manager relaying requirements into a queue.
If a project is not a fit, we say so in the first conversation rather than three months in. It costs us work and saves you far more.
Short cycles with something real at the end of each one, and a channel where you can see it happening.
What the app has to do, who for, and what success looks like — settled before anyone writes code.
Flows and screens against your real content, reviewed on device so nothing surprises you at the end.
Short cycles, a working build at the end of each, and visible progress in between.
Store submission, monitoring, and the updates that keep it running once real users arrive.
Everything here we run in production ourselves. We do not recommend tools we have not had to debug at 2am.
Swift and Kotlin where it matters, cross-platform where it does not.
Edge APIs that start in under a millisecond and scale to zero.
SQL where you need relations, key-value where you need speed.
The device is the source of truth; the server reconciles.
WCAG 2.1 AA as a starting point, not a retrofit before launch.
Collect the minimum, store it in the EU, delete it when asked.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will come back within one business day.