What we do.
Design and engineering in one team. Bring us an idea, a half-built product or a design that needs building.
Product Strategy & UX
We test the idea and design the experience before any code is written.
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Talk to usProduct Strategy & UX
We test the idea and design the experience before any code is written.
Talk to usCloud Architecture & DevOps
Reliable hosting for booking and payment platforms, ready for peak season.
Talk to usAI & Machine Learning
Practical AI for travel and commerce: smarter search, pricing and recommendations.
Talk to us
From idea
to launch.
Four stages, and each one ends with something you can see, click and test.
Start a projectStage 1
Discover
Workshops and user interviews to agree on what to build first.
You getBrief & roadmap
Stage 2
Design
User flows, UI design and a prototype tested with users.
You getTested prototype
Stage 3
Build
Two-week sprints, each one ending in a demo you can click.
You getWorking software
Stage 4
Launch
We go live, watch it closely and stay on to support and improve it.
You getLive product & support
Questions, answered.
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How do your design and development teams collaborate?
Designers and engineers sit on the same team from day one. Engineers review designs for feasibility early, and designers stay through the build to review what ships, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.
What is your typical timeline for a web or mobile product?
A focused MVP usually takes 8–14 weeks. Larger platforms are planned in phases, and we agree on a first release you can put in front of users as early as possible.
What is the iBoxLab process like?
Discover, design, build, launch. Each phase ends with something you can see and test: a research summary, a clickable prototype, working software in a staging environment, then a production launch with monitoring.
What technology stack do you use?
We choose the stack for the product, not the other way round. Typical choices: TypeScript, React and Next.js or Astro on the web; Node.js, Go or Python on the backend; Flutter or native for mobile; AWS or GCP with infrastructure as code.
Can we hire you for just design or just development?
Yes. Many clients come to us for design only, engineering only, or to extend an existing team. We fit in with your tools and rituals.
Who owns the design and code when the project ends?
You do. Once invoices are settled, all source code, design files and documentation are yours, and we hand over repositories and accounts in your name. We are happy to sign an NDA before we start.
Do you support the product after launch?
Yes. Most clients keep us on a monthly plan for monitoring, fixes and small improvements, and we can scale up again for the next feature. If you have your own team, we hand over with documentation and pair with them through the first releases.
Start with
a call.
Tell us where your product is today. We'll suggest the services that fit, and the order to do them in.