What we do
Ooplab is a full-stack product studio. Strategy, design, engineering and the platform work underneath — delivered by one team, under one roadmap, with no handoffs between agencies.
Capabilities
Most engagements combine several of these. Filter by practice to see what sits where, or talk to us and we will shape the mix around the outcome you are after.
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Engineering
Production web applications built for speed, accessibility and scale — from dashboards and portals to full multi-tenant SaaS.
Engineering
Native iPhone and iPad apps that feel like they belong on the platform — fluid, offline-capable and App Store ready.
Engineering
Native Android apps engineered for the full spread of real devices, not just flagships — tested down to entry-level hardware.
Engineering
One cross-platform codebase shipping to both stores, with native modules wherever the experience genuinely needs them.
Engineering
Systems shaped around how your business actually works, for the operations no off-the-shelf product will ever fit.
Engineering
The layer everything else depends on: typed, versioned, documented APIs that stay fast as load and team size grow.
Engineering
Connecting ERP, CRM, payments and internal services into one coherent flow, so data stops being re-keyed between systems.
Design
Research, flows and prototypes that settle the hard product questions before a line of production code is written.
Design
Interface design plus the system behind it — tokens, components and rules, so the tenth screen is as considered as the first.
Design
Marketing sites that carry the brand and convert — fast, responsive, and genuinely distinctive rather than templated.
Design
The identity layer — mark, palette, type and voice — documented well enough that anyone can apply it without you in the room.
Intelligence
Language models wired into your product where they earn their place — grounded in your data, evaluated, and cost-controlled.
Intelligence
Pipelines, warehouse and dashboards that make the numbers trustworthy enough to actually decide on.
Intelligence
Removing the manual steps between systems — the recurring copy-paste work that quietly consumes a team's week.
Platform
Infrastructure as code, environments that match, and deploys that are boring — because deploys should be boring.
Platform
Automated coverage across unit, integration and end-to-end — the safety net that lets a team ship on Friday.
Platform
Threat modelling, hardening and audit trails — built in from the start rather than bolted on before a certification deadline.
Platform
Making an existing product measurably faster, with Core Web Vitals and database time as the scoreboard.
Advisory
Turning an ambition into a sequenced roadmap — what to build, in what order, and just as importantly what to leave out.
Advisory
A real, usable product in front of real users in weeks — built to be extended, not thrown away.
Advisory
An independent read on a codebase before you acquire, invest in, or take ownership of it.
Advisory
Ongoing ownership after launch — monitoring, patching and iteration under a response time you can hold us to.
How we work
Every engagement runs the same shape. You see working software from the third week onward, and you own everything we write.
1–2 weeks
We map the problem, the users and the constraints, and agree what success will be measured by.
2–4 weeks
Flows, interfaces and a clickable prototype — validated with real users before engineering begins.
6–16 weeks
Two-week sprints with a working, deployed increment at the end of each one. Nothing is a surprise at the end.
1–2 weeks
Hardening, load testing, store submission and a monitored rollout with a rehearsed rollback plan.
Ongoing
Iteration against real usage data, performance work, and capacity that grows with the product.
Engagement models
The right structure depends on how settled the scope is and how much technical leadership you already have in house.
An embedded team
A cross-functional squad — engineering, design and QA — working as an extension of your team on a monthly basis.
Best for: Funded teams with a continuous roadmap
A defined outcome
A specified deliverable against an agreed timeline and price, with milestones and acceptance criteria written up front.
Best for: Well-defined projects with a hard deadline
Senior ownership, part-time
Technical leadership without a full-time hire — architecture decisions, hiring, vendor selection and code review.
Best for: Early-stage teams without a senior technical lead
A thirty-minute call is usually enough to tell you whether we are the right studio for it — and what it would realistically take.
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