From ambition to launch.
StarDevLabs designs, engineers and launches exceptional apps, web platforms and AI products.
Products that prove the point.
Original studio concepts demonstrate how StarDevLabs makes complex products legible, puts the important thing first and gives every interaction a job.
Studio concept disclosure: these illustrative directions are independent StarDevLabs studio concepts created to demonstrate product, design and development capabilities. They are not commissioned client work.
One team for the whole product arc.
Product strategy, app development, web development and design direction for teams moving toward a dependable release.
- Mobile app development for iOS and Android
- Web app and SaaS development
- Web development and product websites
- Practical AI product development
Your prototype got you here. We’ll take it the rest of the way.
We help untangle broken authentication, payments, builds, APIs and unfinished functionality in AI, no-code and existing codebases.
Great software is measured by whether people want to use it.
Product thinking, modern engineering, launch experience and flexible delivery help make the next decision clearer.
Less theatre. More traction.
- Find the signal. Get close to the customer, constraint and decision behind the brief.
- Shape the smallest bet. Turn the idea into a clear product shape, prototype and build plan.
- Make it feel inevitable. Design and build in tight loops.
- Keep the loop open. Learn after launch and make the next move with evidence.
Clear guidance. Not commodity packages.
Every product is different; scope, integrations, design, architecture and platforms all matter.
- Websites: from £750
- Business websites: typically £1,500–£3,500
- Web applications: typically £3,500–£10,000+
- Mobile MVPs: typically £4,000–£8,000
- Advanced mobile apps: typically £8,000–£20,000+
Product Blueprint consultations start from an indicative £149; scope is confirmed before paid work begins.
Make the next good decision.
Bring the messy version. We will bring clear questions, a practical point of view and a bias toward making something real.