Web & mobile product studio
We design and develop web and mobile products — from the first conversation to the moment your customers start using them.
01Idea
A founder with a product in their head. A team that knows the current thing is holding them back. We start by getting that sentence precise — what it does, who it's for, and what has to be true for it to work.
Scoping call → written brief → fixed-scope proposal
02Blueprint
Screens, data model, and the awkward edge cases nobody wants to talk about yet. We'd rather find the hard question in week one on a whiteboard than in month four in production.
User flows → architecture → clickable prototype
03Web
Typed end to end, server-rendered where it matters for speed and search, and deployed behind a CDN. You get a staging URL in the first weeks, not a slide deck at the end.
Laravel Octane · Next.js · PostgreSQL · CI from day one
04Mobile
Native-feeling iOS and Android built off the same domain logic as the web product, so a change to a bidding rule or a price doesn't have to be written three times and drift apart.
React Native + Expo · one codebase · store submission handled
05Impact
Launch is the start of the useful part. We instrument what matters, watch the first real sessions, and fix the things only live traffic can teach you.
Analytics → first-week fixes → ongoing support
Eloquent Devs — Web and mobile product development
We build websites and mobile apps that speak for you. Founders come to us with an idea and leave with something their customers use. Teams come to us with a product that has stopped moving and leave with one that ships again. We do the design, the engineering and the launch — and we run our own platforms, so we know what the months after launch actually cost.
const app = eloquent({
web: true,
mobile: ["ios", "android"],
});
await app.launch();Built and run by us
We run our own platforms in the Arabic market. That means we carry the pager, pay the hosting bill and answer the one-star reviews — so what we tell you about building and keeping a product alive comes from doing it.
01Our own platform
مزاد مباشر
ينتهي اليوم · دمشق
نيسان ماكسيما
٢٠٢١ · ٤٢٬٠٠٠ كم
أعلى مزايدة
$18,400
Auctions in the region ran through phone calls, private groups and trust. The product had to make a high-value bid feel as safe as a shop counter, in a market where buyers arrive on mid-range phones and patchy connections, and where the primary language reads right to left.
The interface was laid out right-to-left from the start, with English as the mirrored second locale and hreflang alternates generated per route. Retro-fitting RTL onto a left-to-right design is where most bilingual products break.
The moment that matters is the last thirty seconds of a lot. Bids, countdowns and outbid notices push to every open client, so the number on screen is the number that counts.
Web, iOS and Android share a single API and domain layer. A change to a bidding rule lands everywhere at once instead of drifting across three codebases.
Per-route titles, descriptions and social cards are driven from one SEO service that keeps crawler directives in sync — so a page-level rule can't be silently overridden by a stale global tag.
02Our own platform
Liratna ليرتناThe redenomination, in one line
1new lira=100old lira
One new lira is one hundred old ones. Overnight that made every price tag, salary and bill a small arithmetic problem, for everybody, several times a day. The job was to make the answer instant, trustworthy, and available on a cheap phone with no signal.
25,000+
downloads across the App Store and Google Play
13
Syrian cities covered, from Damascus to Qamishli
When Syria redenominated its currency, every price in the country needed converting. Liratna does that conversion — plus the everyday money tools that come with it — on the web and in both app stores.
The conversion the whole country suddenly needed, in both directions.
US dollar, euro and Turkish lira, refreshed hourly from the Syrian market.
Works out the remainder and the notes to hand back.
Estimates a bill against the official banded tariff.
For every Syrian governorate, in the same app people already have open.
No sign-up, no connection required for the maths.
We build for clients too.
Client projects are published once the client is happy for us to. Ask and we will walk you through work relevant to what you are building.
What we build
The main thing we do
You arrive with an idea or a stalled project. You leave with a web app, mobile apps, and the infrastructure under them — designed, built and shipped by the same people.
Web
Server-rendered where it helps, typed throughout, and built so marketing can actually rank it. Real multi-language and right-to-left support when the audience needs it — not an afterthought bolted on later. We write this stack every day on our own platforms.
Mobile
Built against the same API as the web product, with the store submission, review notes and release process handled rather than handed back to you as a to-do list.
Existing products
Sometimes the codebase exists and the team that wrote it doesn't. We read it, write down what's actually there, and give you an honest call on fixing it versus replacing it.
How we work
Most project horror stories come from the same place: nobody wrote down what was being built. We write it down.
A call about the product, not a sales script. By the end we both know whether this is a fit.
Honest yes or no
What we're building, what we're not, what it costs and roughly how long. On paper, before anyone writes code.
Fixed-scope proposal
Short cycles with a staging URL you can open any day. Questions get asked while they're still cheap to answer.
Working software, weekly
We ship it, watch the first real traffic, and stay reachable. Handover means the keys and the documentation, not a cliff.
Live product + support
Capabilities
We pick what suits the product and the people who will maintain it after us. If something here is wrong for your project, we will say so.
Before you ask
It depends on scope, so we quote per project rather than publishing a number we'd have to walk back. You get a fixed-scope written proposal before any commitment, and we'll tell you early if your budget and your idea don't line up yet.
A focused first version is usually measured in months, not weeks or years. The written scope gives you a range with the assumptions it depends on, and we flag it the moment something threatens the date.
Yes. We've built products end to end and we've also come in alongside an in-house team to own a specific surface — a mobile app, an API, a rebuild of one part. We'll say which arrangement we think fits.
You do. Repository, infrastructure accounts, app store listings and documentation are yours, transferred at handover. There's no lock-in that depends on us staying.
Most clients keep a support arrangement for fixes, monitoring and the next round of work. Some take it fully in-house. Both are fine, and we document the project so the second one is actually possible.
Start a conversation
Tell us what you want to build. You will get back questions, a rough plan and a way to start — from someone who would actually work on it, not a sales desk.
1. We read it properly and reply within two working days.
2. A call about the product — no deck, no pitch.
3. If it fits, a written scope with a price.