Start with the workflow. Build the application around it.
Have an idea for a portal, booking system or application? We start by defining the users, their tasks and the features the first release needs. A clear scope helps you invest in the right build.
Tell us your goal, scope and preferred timeline. We’ll help you identify a practical next step.
Turn an idea into a buildable plan.
Map the business rules and user journey before adding features. We help separate essential requirements from later improvements, then scope design, development and delivery around a useful first release.
What we can help you build.
Product discovery
Define the audience, core problem and useful first-release features.
User journeys
Map tasks, screens and permissions around real workflows.
Interface design
Create a prototype that makes the proposed experience easier to review.
Integration planning
Check API availability and requirements before committing to connections.
Release scope
Define testing, data handling and deployment responsibilities.
Future roadmap
Identify later phases and the support the application will require.
A clear path from brief to delivery.
Requirements discovery → Prototype → Scoped development phases → Testing and release.
We agree responsibilities and review points before work begins. Each stage builds on an approved direction, with changes outside the agreed scope quoted before proceeding.
See the work behind the service.
Explore the brief, deliverables and decisions behind selected Akany projects.
Choose a starting point. Shape it around your business.
Compare the scope below, then tell us what your project needs. We confirm the deliverables and final investment in your proposal.
Discovery & Prototype
Validate the direction.
• Requirements workshop.
• workflow map.
• screen scope.
• clickable prototype.
• development specification.
Business Web Application
A browser-based workflow.
• Agreed features.
• user roles.
• application design.
• development milestones.
• testing and handover.
Mobile / Integrated Platform
More complex delivery.
• Platform assessment.
• mobile requirements.
• API scope.
• release planning.
• testing.
• support proposal.
App-store fees, external APIs, infrastructure, security testing and ongoing support are itemised in the proposal. No universal app price is quoted before discovery.
Questions before we begin.
Do I need an app or a website?
That depends on what users need to do. A website may be sufficient for information and enquiries; a web or mobile application suits defined interactive workflows.
Can we start with a small release?
Yes. We can define an initial release around essential features and plan later phases separately.
Can you integrate existing systems?
We assess the API, access and documentation before confirming an integration.
How is application pricing determined?
Pricing depends on platforms, features, data, roles, integrations and testing requirements. Discovery defines the proposal.
Make the first release a useful one.
Tell us what you want to achieve. We’ll help you define the right scope and next step.