Your product,
live in weeks

Web apps, mobile apps for iOS and Android, the backend and the API behind them, the admin dashboard your team runs the product from, and AI features where they earn their place. One team does all of it, so nothing is lost in a handoff between a designer, an agency and a developer. Each of the four disciplines has a page of its own if you want the detail.

QBLab is based in Dubai, UAE, and works worldwide. Most of what we build is for people somewhere else: the work runs on a call, a shared repository and a short weekly check-in, so where you are matters less than whether we can agree a half-hour a week. Nothing about the engagement changes if you are outside the UAE.

Because every product is different and a number on a page would be a guess. On the call you describe what you need, we scope it with you, and you leave with a fixed quote — for a project or for a monthly subscription.

You get one fixed number for your product on the call, and it is the same number afterwards. What moves it: how many screens there are, whether it is web, mobile or both, what it has to integrate with, and whether the data behind it is simple or not. Those are the questions we ask in the thirty minutes, which is why the quote can be fixed at the end of them.

TypeScript across the whole product. React and Next.js on the web, React Native and Expo for iOS and Android from one codebase, NestJS and Node.js on the backend, PostgreSQL or MongoDB with Prisma, Redis, Docker and Tailwind CSS. Every case study names the exact stack that product runs on, so you can check rather than take our word for it.

Yes. The YS Tech store takes card payments through Stripe and sends quotes that are paid online, and the same approach works for any gateway with a documented API. Which one suits you depends on where you are charging and in which currency — on the call we will say plainly which we have shipped before and which would be a first.

Usually, yes — a half-built product, or one an agency left behind, is a common place to start. We read what is there first and tell you whether finishing it costs less than replacing it; sometimes it does not, and you should hear that before you pay for either. Either way you leave the call with a plan and a fixed quote.

The same person throughout, starting with the one who scoped the product with you on the first call. There is no account manager in between relaying messages, and you are not handed to a different team once the plan is agreed.

You do. Everything is built in repositories and cloud accounts that belong to you from day one. If you stop working with us, nothing changes: the product keeps running on your infrastructure.

You can pause or cancel at any time. Anything in progress is finished and handed over, you keep the code and the accounts, and the product stays live. You can come back whenever you have more to build.

For a first release of a scope we have agreed together, the plan is a week of planning and design, two weeks of building, and launch in the fourth week. That is a usable first version, not a finished product — Zadi, for instance, took four months to reach what it is now and is still shipping. Larger products reach their first release in stages. On a subscription, most individual requests are delivered in two to five days.

For building, we use our own tools. If your product itself uses AI features, they run on accounts you own, so you control the costs and the data.

Most teams we build for keep us on a subscription for new features, fixes and maintenance. If you prefer to take it in-house, we hand over documentation and walk your team through it.