Other Services
From the first line of code to the tenth year of uptime — we design, build, ship, and support the software your business runs on.
Six disciplines.
One accountable team
Most vendors hand you off between departments — one team scopes it, another builds it, a third one disappears after launch. YIME keeps the same team across web, mobile, software, consultancy, and support, so nothing gets lost in translation.
Whether you need a marketing site shipped this quarter or a decade-old legacy system modernized without downtime, we scope it honestly and build it to last.
What's actually
inside each service
No vague bullet points — every service below comes with what it includes, who it's for, and how long it typically takes.
Sites and web apps that hold up under real traffic
Fast, accessible, SEO-ready websites and web applications built on modern frameworks — from landing pages that convert to complex dashboards that don't buckle under real usage.
- Best For
- New digital presence or replacing a slow site
- Timeline
- 3–10 weeks
The backend systems your operations actually run on
End-to-end engineering for order management, internal tooling, multi-tenant platforms, and anything that needs custom logic no off-the-shelf tool can replicate.
- Best For
- Teams needing logic no template covers
- Timeline
- 6–16 weeks
Apps built for the store, not just the demo
Native and cross-platform iOS & Android apps with clean UI, offline handling, push notifications, and a submission process that doesn't get bounced.
- Best For
- Products where mobile is the main touchpoint
- Timeline
- 8–18 weeks
An honest second opinion before you commit budget
A senior, outside technical opinion on architecture, vendor selection, tech stack, or a stalled build — including a straight diagnosis when something isn't working.
- Best For
- Leadership making a high-stakes tech call
- Timeline
- 1–3 weeks
Ongoing care for software that already exists
Uptime monitoring, security patching, dependency upgrades, and bug triage with response times you can actually count on — for software we built or software we inherited.
- Best For
- Live products that can't afford downtime
- Timeline
- Ongoing retainer
When the problem doesn't fit a template
Purpose-built automation, custom CRMs and ERPs, and system-to-system integrations for operations where the manual workaround has become the actual bottleneck.
- Best For
- Workarounds that outgrew their spreadsheet
- Timeline
- 4–14 weeks
Seven stages,
the same
every time
Every engagement — web, mobile, or custom software — moves down the same rail, so you always know what's next and who owns it.
Discovery
We map goals, constraints, and success metrics before a single spec gets written.
Proposal
A clear cost, timeline, and engagement model — no vague ranges to be revised later.
Architecture
System design and interface design happen together, so nothing gets rebuilt mid-sprint.
Development
Iterative sprints with a working build you can click through every week.
QA & Testing
Manual and automated testing against the original spec, not just a smoke test.
Launch
A staged rollout with rollback plans in place, not a Friday-afternoon deploy.
Support
Monitoring and maintenance continue after launch — this stage doesn't have an end date.
Fixed price, T&M,
dedicated team, or retainer
The right model depends on how defined your scope is and how long you need us involved. We'll recommend one honestly during discovery.
Fixed Price
Time & Material
Dedicated Team
Retainer
Built to be the last
vendor you need
One Team, Start to Finish
The engineers who scope your project are the ones who build and support it — no hand-offs, no re-explaining context.
Security-First Builds
Authentication, data handling, and infrastructure reviewed against current best practice before launch, not after an incident.
Built to Scale
Architecture decisions account for growth from day one, so year-two traffic doesn't mean a year-two rebuild.
Weekly, Honest Updates
You get a working demo and a straight status update every week — no surprises at the end of a sprint.
Documented by Default
Architecture docs, API references, and runbooks are part of delivery — not an afterthought you have to ask for.
No Vendor Lock-In
You own the code, the repo, and the infrastructure access from day one — always.
The tools we build
your
software with
Have a project in mind — big or small?
Tell us what you're building, and we'll tell you honestly which service fits, what it costs, and how long it takes.
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