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Launch audit
Review product completeness, UX gaps, privacy posture, App Store metadata, support pages, screenshots, and submission risks.
Contract app development
Native Apple apps, SwiftUI prototypes, launch audits, and App Store submission support for founders, educators, creators, and small teams with focused product ideas.
Product strategy and release work in the same loop.
FreeRange Labs is best suited to contained products: education tools, productivity workflows, internal utilities, App Store MVPs, Apple Watch companions, macOS apps, and existing builds that need a disciplined launch pass.
- Native iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, SwiftUI, AppKit interop, and App Store packaging experience.
- Scope shaped around privacy labels, review-sensitive features, onboarding, support pages, and release materials.
- Public portfolio work that demonstrates shipped product surfaces, not just internal prototypes.
Engagement shapes
These are practical starting points for a first conversation. The exact scope should fit the product, budget, risks, and timeline.
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Prototype sprint
Build a functional slice that tests the core workflow, platform fit, user experience, and technical risk before a larger commitment.
03
Native app build
Design and implement a scoped Apple-platform app with testing, App Store prep, support materials, and iteration support.
How the work runs
A clear operating model keeps design, engineering, testing, launch, and support moving together.
Discovery
Clarify users, devices, data sensitivity, launch path, constraints, and the smallest product that should exist first.
Design system
Define screen structure, navigation, state behavior, empty/error paths, visual rules, and App Store positioning before heavy implementation.
Build loop
Deliver testable slices with simulator and device checks, accessibility basics, state persistence, and performance sanity checks.
Release
Prepare metadata, support/privacy pages, build archives, screenshots, submission notes, and post-launch fixes.
Good fit projects
FreeRange Labs is strongest when the job is specific, native, and close enough to launch that product judgment matters as much as code.
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App Store MVPs
New product builds that need a disciplined path from idea to review-ready binary.
B
Education tools
Learning apps, student workflows, curriculum-adjacent tools, and program support surfaces.
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Launch recovery
Existing apps that need metadata, UX, privacy, review, support, or packaging cleanup before release.
Start with a short brief.
Send the product idea, audience, target devices, timeline, current status, and the decision you need to make next.