Ideas that become real applications.
14 applications, designed and written by one person in Brussels. An idea to develop or a prototype to take further? Tell me where you are.
Festivals get their own experience.
Event and festival applications are sold on their own terms, from 350€ a month. The application is built, it runs, and there is a page showing every screen of it.
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One app project. Two starting points.
Already started
Turn your prototype into a release plan
You have screens, code or a working demo. We identify what can be kept, what needs attention and the next useful milestone before agreeing the work.
- The demo works. What blocks release?
- Check the sign-in flow on a real device.
- Turn scattered features into a useful first version.
- Make failures reproducible and test the fix.
- Clarify what still needs testing before release.
- Find which generated code can be kept.
Discuss my existing app
Starting with AI
Set the foundations before adding features
Scope, architecture, tests and rules for your agents. Appro Kernel supports that method, while human review remains part of the work.
- Define the first useful version
- Set the agents’ permissions and limits
- Review the code and test each milestone
Start with a clear method
What Appro has built.
Games, a tool for one office, a festival companion, a board for ideas. Different problems, different colours, one workshop.
More applications are in development. They join this page with their own icon and colour once their facts and screens are verified.
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From the first idea to the next release.
One development approach, adapted to your starting point: validate what matters, build the app and check it before release. With or without AI in your workflow.
Scope and validate
Define the useful first version and test the essential experience before committing to the full product.
Build the app
Native iOS and Android development, a shared core where it fits, and small milestones you can review.
Review and prepare release
Review code and user journeys, resolve agreed blockers and prepare release requirements, including for apps started with AI.
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