Built across layers.
Experienced as one product.
AWSAVVY designs and builds web applications on AWS and native Apple apps for iPhone and iPad. One company carries the product from framing to production.
Two disciplines. One standard of finish.
Web and native work are held to the same standards: the same reviews, the same accessibility and performance requirements, and systems your team can still read after handover.
01 Core discipline
Web products on AWS
SaaS applications, customer portals, dashboards, and the APIs behind them — engineered on AWS for reliable deployment, observability, and scale.
- SaaS applications
- Customer portals and internal platforms
- Operational dashboards
- APIs, authentication, and data workflows
02 Core discipline
Native Apple apps
iPhone and iPad applications built in Swift and SwiftUI, with offline-first behavior, accessibility, and App Store launch preparation handled properly.
- Swift and SwiftUI product development
- iPhone and iPad layouts from one system
- Offline-first, device-native behavior
- TestFlight and App Store preparation
Design and architecture run underneath both.
Neither is an add-on. Both are decided before production code is written rather than retrofitted afterwards, and both are available on their own.
Product design
Product definition, information architecture, interaction design, prototypes, and design systems. Design is not handed over a wall — the people who shape a product stay with it through engineering.
Product designAWS architecture and operations
Architecture review, performance and reliability, security boundaries, and cost visibility — applied to what we build, and offered on its own to teams already running on AWS.
Cloud architectureHow we work
A clear sequence with real decision points — rigorous, without pretending every engagement is identical.
Read the full process- 01
Frame the product
Goals, users, constraints, and what success looks like — agreed before anything is designed or built.
- 02
Design experience and system
Flows, interface design, and system architecture shaped together, so the product and its platform match.
- 03
Engineer and validate
Iterative builds with reviews and testing throughout, not a single reveal at the end.
- 04
Launch, observe, improve
Production readiness, App Store submission or staged AWS deployment, monitoring, and steady improvement after release.
What good engineering looks like here
You should be able to read the system you paid for.
Native where native matters
Apple apps are built in Swift and SwiftUI, following platform conventions instead of fighting them.
Architecture shaped by the product
AWS systems are designed around what the product actually does — not assembled from whatever is fashionable.
Accessibility and performance first
Keyboard operation, contrast, and performance budgets are set as requirements before the build and checked in review, not tidied up before launch.
Clear ownership, legible systems
You get systems your team can understand, operate, and extend, with nothing hidden behind us.
Have a product in mind?
Tell us what you want to build. We reply with an honest read on scope, approach, and whether we are the right fit.