About
A studio that also ships its own products.
By Faith Apps LLC designs and builds websites and mobile apps, and does the search work that decides whether anyone finds them. We also run our own software — which is where most of what we know came from.
Why both
Running your own product teaches things client work does not. You cannot hand over a product and move on — you live with every shortcut, every dependency that stops being maintained, and every decision that seemed reasonable eighteen months ago.
That is the difference we try to bring to client work: building things on the assumption that we will still be looking at them in two years, because with our own products, we will be.
It is also why the three services are sold together. A site that is beautiful and invisible has failed. So has one that ranks well and converts nobody. The boundaries between design, development and search are where projects usually go wrong, and they are much easier to manage inside one team than across three invoices.
How we work
Four things we hold to
We build the things we sell
Precision Journal, ProofEstimate and Kingdom Churches are our own products, running for real users. Everything we recommend to a client is something we have had to live with ourselves at two in the morning.
No invented numbers
If a result was not measured, we do not put a percentage on it. You will not find a fabricated statistic, a stock testimonial, or a customer logo we have no relationship with anywhere on this site.
You own what we build
The code, the repository, the domain, the app store listing, the analytics account. If you decide to work with someone else next year, nothing has to be rebuilt to get out.
Say the awkward thing early
If a request will not do what you are hoping it will do, the useful time to say so is before it is built. We would rather lose an argument in week one than deliver something that quietly does not work.
Want to talk about your project?
Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right people to build it.