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A phone screen showing a mobile app interface with a map view and a social feed
People in a meeting room arranging sticky notes on a wall during a planning session

Exhibition no. 1 · Apps you can hold

Interfaces, hung with care.

Appbase Studio is an app and interface studio. We design and build mobile and web applications, help you through the app stores, and stay on after launch to keep things working.

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Illustrative photographs — not Appbase Studio work or staff. Photos via Unsplash (Unsplash Licence) and Pexels (Pexels Licence).

Exhibit A · The collection

Four pieces, one practice.

Oil on glass · mobile

Mobile apps

Native-feeling apps for iPhone and Android, built with cross-platform frameworks where they fit and native code where they do not. We will tell you which is which, and why.

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Mixed media · web

Web applications

Dashboards, booking flows, client portals and progressive web apps that load quickly on an ordinary phone signal.

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Pencil and prototype · UI/UX

Interface design

Research, flows, wireframes, clickable prototypes and design systems that developers can actually build from.

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Long-duration piece · care

Publishing and support

App Store and Google Play submissions, review responses, OS-update testing and a sensible plan for what happens after launch day.

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A phone screen showing a mobile app interface with a map view and a social feed
Illustrative photograph — not Appbase Studio work or staff. Photo via Unsplash, Unsplash Licence.

Exhibit B · A note from the curators

Playful on the surface. Rigorous underneath.

Good apps have character — a moment of delight when a list refreshes, a tone of voice that sounds like a person. But character only works on top of things nobody notices: accessible contrast, clear error messages, sensible offline behaviour, and a build you can update next year without starting again.

What we offer is a clear process, written estimates, and work you own outright.

Wall label: we prefer fixed-scope phases with a written brief over open-ended retainers, so you always know what the next payment buys.

Exhibit C · The route through

How a visit usually goes.

  1. ConversationA free first call to understand the problem, audience and constraints.
  2. BriefA written scope, priorities and an indicative budget range.
  3. PrototypeClickable designs tested with real people before code.
  4. BuildFortnightly releases to a test build you can hold in your hand.
  5. Launch & careStore submission, then support at a level you choose.

Walk the whole process

Interactive piece · try it

Are you ready for the app stores?

Our launch planner checks fourteen things that commonly delay a first submission — privacy labels, test accounts, screenshots, age ratings — and gives you a copyable to-do list. It runs entirely in your browser.

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Gift shop: our resources room holds free guides on scoping an MVP, accessibility basics and preparing store listings.