Looking for a great app development team?
How about hiring the folks that made one of the top productivity apps for the iPad! Rather than referring you to a website with promises and a huge gallery of past projects, we let our work speak for itself, so check out PaperDesk in the app store (psst… send Scott an email for a free promo code). We are taking limited contract work as we build our our new startup, Ginkgotree (Also, check out the Ginkgotree Blog). If you think you have a great idea for an app that you want developed properly, send us an email. We’ll listen to your idea, help you validate a market for it, and give you a proposal for free.
Philosophy
Developing an app is way more than just developing. PaperDesk is successful because of this website, our customer service, Facebook page, contests, press releases, etc… Additionally, PaperDesk is a tool that people actually use! Sure, your friends tell you that you have an awesome idea, because they love you and want to support you. But is there a niche of people that will actually give you money for your app? Helping you answer this question is the first step of every proposal we write… before you sink a ton of money into anything.
The awesome folks you’ll be working with…
Developer
Scott and his wife, Lida, live on the east side of Ann Arbor, MI, and bike to work most days. They enjoy staying active, eating healthy, traveling, and creating things. He wrote his first line of code in machine language on a Hero 1 robot at the age of 10.
Developer
Andrew lives with his wife, Brittany, and their child, Edwin, in Jackson, MI. He is fluent in everything from JavaScript, to Objective-C, and has been known to dream in code on occasion.
Designer
Phil grew up in Minneapolis and now lives in Ferndale, MI. He loves tinkering on bikes and is perhaps one of the most design-passionate people you can meet.
Growth Hacker
Lida does everything from knitting to riding her hot-pink Vespa and even SCUBA diving. She handles all the support emails for PaperDesk, and loves dreaming up new ways to interact with users.
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