POSITIONING
Apps for your clients and your market.
Where We Play
I build apps with you and your clients. Your data, your brand, your customers and your library stay yours. The comparison below shows what each product says it offers and what we can show.
| Company | Class | Their words | What their pages say (September 21st, 2026) | What we offer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bolt | Prompt-to-app builder | “Create stunning apps & websites by chatting with AI.”, Bolt | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage describes Bolt Cloud hosting, databases and user management in one place. That page leaves the steps from testing to production unspecified. (source) |
Running You get a record of each step from testing to production, with code that passes the compiler and tests before we call it done. |
| v0 | Prompt-to-app builder | “Deploy to production immediately, or open a pull request for review.”, v0 | On September 21st, 2026 its docs homepage describes publishing to Vercel and reviewing code changes. That page leaves protection of live job records unspecified. (source) |
Running Nobody edits our live records by hand. Every change follows tested steps and leaves a record. |
| Cursor | Coding agent | “Cursor is your coding agent for building ambitious software.”, Cursor | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage offers an AI agent that works in a code editor. That page leaves delivery of client apps across three platforms unspecified. (source) |
Coming An app for your clients across three platforms, with tests and release records. Today: the web app and iPhone simulator build pass the compiler and tests, in three switchable themes. |
| GitHub Copilot | Coding agent | “GitHub Copilot is an AI assistant that helps you write, understand, and ship software.”, GitHub Copilot | On September 21st, 2026 GitHub Docs describe Copilot helping with tasks, code reviews and stored code. Those pages leave switchable themes in the finished app unspecified. (source) |
Running Every shipped app carries three complete themes you switch while it runs. |
| Squarespace | Site builder | “Join millions of entrepreneurs who run their business on Squarespace.”, Squarespace | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage FAQ says paid subscriptions start at 19 US dollars per month after a trial. That page leaves native iPhone and Android apps from one design unspecified. (source) |
Coming iPhone and Android apps from the same effort as the site. Today: the site, three switchable themes, and a recorded path from test to production on what already runs. |
| Webflow | Site builder | “Webflow gives every team the tools to build, manage, and grow a website”, Webflow | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage offers websites that drive revenue. That page leaves an ethics review on every build unspecified. (source) |
Coming An ethics review on every build before work proceeds. Today: the ethics review is built. A complete automated build using it is coming. |
| Framer | Site builder | “Framer is the design agent for every step from idea to launch”, Framer | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage offers design agents, content management and hosting on Framer. That page leaves the countries where AI requests go unspecified. (source) |
Running Our rules send personal data only to models running in democratic countries. |
| Factory.ai | Engineering platform | “Delegate complete tasks without replacing their existing tools.”, Factory.ai | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage addresses engineering teams assigning code and automated test work to agents. That page leaves delivery for buyers outside engineering unspecified. (source) |
Running We build apps for people outside engineering. Live records change only through guarded doors. The machine tests what it can, and you decide what looks and feels right. |
| Warp | Engineering platform | “Infrastructure to build, measure, and interact with agents across your SDLC”, Warp | On September 21st, 2026 Warp Factories offers engineering teams early access: tasks from Slack, Linear or GitHub become code changes ready for review, with a cost for each. That page leaves partner apps, Trio Themes and protection of live records unspecified. (source) |
Running We build apps for people outside engineering. Live records change only through guarded doors. The machine tests what it can, and you decide what looks and feels right. |
| Salesforce Agentforce | CRM platform | “Agentforce is the AI agent platform that delivers 24/7 autonomous support”, Salesforce Agentforce | On September 21st, 2026 its homepage describes agents inside Salesforce Customer 360. That page leaves taking person-confirmed contact records outside the suite unspecified. (source) |
Running You can take your contact records with you, and a person confirms them. We use this system in production. |
Running: in production. Coming: built or planned, with a complete automated build still ahead. Unspecified on a page does not mean a product lacks it.
Tools for Design Partners
Figma: design source and handoff for agencies who keep craft and client relationships.
Canva: brand pages and kits that carry your design into the app.
Adobe: Creative Cloud libraries and exports for the build. You decide what looks and feels right; the system assembles it.
What I Build
I build working apps with partners and client screens with design studios.
If we already work together, I can also walk you through the system behind your app.
We start with what you want the app to do, then look at what it takes to build and run it.
Who It Is For
I work with design studios and small agencies who keep the brand, taste, curation and the client, and with partners who bring a product and a market.
If we already work together, we can also talk about the tools to change your app yourself.
What I Can Show
I show what runs and where it runs. I make no promises of error-free AI, replacing engineers or a speed advantage. Endorsements and testimonials wait until we have shipped the work.
Your Design Decisions
You keep the design decisions; our proposed Parklife Communications app shows its colors and type beside the public-site details we used, with its permission.
The person keeps taste and the client; the system takes the technical grind.