Web development
Sites, web apps, and internal tools, built with Next.js and TypeScript.
- Marketing sites and landing pages
- Web applications and dashboards
- Speed, accessibility, and SEO fixes on sites you already have
What we build
Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps for products that people use on their phones every day.
- Apps for iOS and Android
- One shared codebase where the product allows it
- Store submission and release updates
Telegram bots and Mini Apps
Bots and Mini Apps for products whose users already spend their day in Telegram.
- Bots for support, sales, and notifications
- Mini Apps with a full web interface inside Telegram
- Connections to your backend, CRM, or payment provider
Built in the open
Our tools and some of our products are public on GitHub. You can read the code before you decide to work with us.
FlakeForge on GitHub(opens in a new tab)How a project runs
Discover
We talk through the problem, the people who will use the product, and the limits on time and budget. You get a written scope for the first release.
Design
We map the main flows, then design the screens that matter most. You click through a prototype before we write production code.
Build
We work in short cycles and deploy to a staging link you can open at any time. Code goes through review before it merges.
Launch
We ship the first release, watch how people use it, and fix what gets in their way. Then we either keep going with you or hand over the code and docs.
Latest posts
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One animation library for the whole site
Why every animation on the FlakeForge site runs on GSAP, how smooth scrolling fits in, and what happens when a visitor turns motion off.
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A contact form that posts to Telegram
The FlakeForge contact form sends each brief to a Telegram chat through a Server Action. Validation, spam checks, and escaping included.
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How this blog handles three languages
One folder per post, English as the fallback, and a checkbox that hides untranslated posts. The setup behind the FlakeForge blog.