DevOps & automation development
Automated CI/CD pipelines and release workflows for existing products — build, test, sign, and ship without manual steps, including certificate provisioning and store delivery.
What we build
Release day, automated: build, test, sign, and ship without manual steps — certificate provisioning, TestFlight, App Store and Play Store delivery, and web/backend deployment pipelines. Suits existing products still released by hand; our own builds include this by default. This automates the builds and uploads; managing a store submission through review belongs to the testing-and-store-delivery services or production launch.
What you get
- A CI pipeline running build and tests on every push, green on main
- A deploy pipeline releasing to the agreed environments through approval gates
- Secrets injected into CI from managed storage, with none stored in the repository
How the work unfolds
- Build the CI pipeline with test gates
- Automate deployments with approval gates
- Automate release trains and versioning
- Speed up builds with caching
- Wire secret injection into CI
- Ship behind feature flags with staged rollout
- Automate certificate and signing-credential renewal
What shapes the price
Before you see a number, our scoping conversation asks:
- Does this ship to the App Store or Play Store as well as the web? Store shipping brings signing-credential automation and renewal.
- Do you want scheduled release trains with versioning, or ship-when-ready? Release trains are process automation ship-when-ready teams don't need.
- Should risky changes go out gradually behind feature flags? Staged rollout behind flags is its own tooling and habit.
How an engagement starts
Teams often combine it with: