Five offers, depending on the scope of your need

01

Prototype and MVP

This offer covers the building of an MVP, that is a first version of your application that really works but is limited to the features that matter.

It lets you test the idea with real users before committing the budget of a full version. The code is written to be kept, so the rest of the project extends it instead of rewriting it.

For whom

A freelancer, a company or a project owner who wants to test a service, an application or an internal tool before funding its full version.

02

Mobile applications

This offer covers the creation of a mobile application, or the takeover of an existing one, up to its release on the stores.

The choice between Flutter and native development is made at the framing stage, according to the expected features and the team that will take over afterwards.

For whom

A freelancer or a company that wants to offer an application to their customers or teams, or whose application has become hard to develop further.

References: Locwind, published on Google Play, and the migration of the navigation of a financial services application, led at Automata AI.

03

Custom sites and products

This offer covers the sites and tools your business needs, from a showcase site of a few pages to a business tool with a server, a database and an administration interface.

A single point of contact is accountable for all of it, from design to going live and hosting.

For whom

A freelancer, a craftsperson, a shopkeeper or a company that needs a site to present their business or to sell online, or a company whose business rests on a tool that off-the-shelf software covers poorly: tracking of files, customers, stock or rewards.

References: Iforla, the site of a language school with its enrolment module, Adanora, an online subscription shop, and myFenyx, the mobile application, server and administration interface that manage the rewards of Fenyx Group’s consultants.

04

Maintenance and hosting

A tool in service needs regular care, because operating systems, stores and dependencies keep changing.

The monthly contract provides that care, whether the tool was built by Cofinger or by another provider. In the second case, an audit comes before the takeover.

For whom

A freelancer or a company that has an application or a site in production and wants to entrust its upkeep.

Reference: the server that hosts the projects of Cofinger, with error tracking and code quality analysis, described in the article Monitoring.

05

Audit of an AI-generated application

This offer is for applications built, in whole or in part, with a coding assistant or an AI application generator. These tools quickly produce an application that works in a demo, but they can leave security holes, poorly protected data or code that is hard to evolve.

The audit examines the application before you put it in your customers’ hands. It ends with a report that ranks the problems by severity and proposes a plan of fixes, which Cofinger can then carry out or your team can follow.

For whom

A freelancer, a company or a project owner who built their application with an AI tool and wants to be sure it will hold up with real users.

Reference: the new version of Sanu, written mostly with a coding assistant, each delivery of which passes an automatic check, following the method described in the article on the plugin repository.