Build constraints that ship, not aspirations.
Every app we ship is specced against three non-negotiables before a single line of code is written. Not guidelines — hard constraints.
Stripped to what the work requires.
Runs on the device already in the warehouse.
Offline-first is the architecture, not the fallback.
One clear job per screen, nothing else.
Features are removed until each remaining one is measurably faster. A screen that does two things is a screen that does neither well.
Every app is tested on mid-range Android hardware that is at least three years old. If it lags there, it does not ship.
Data lives on the device. When connectivity returns, it syncs. The app never stalls waiting for a signal.
Tested in the warehouse before it reaches yours.
We spec latency targets at the start, not after launch. Each screen gets a measurable response-time budget that must pass on entry-level hardware.
Warehouse floor testing runs through every build cycle — loading dock conditions, intermittent Wi-Fi, gloved hands. If a tap feels slow in the field, the code goes back.
< 300 ms
100% offline
1 job / screen
Maximum screen-load target on a three-year-old mid-range Android device. Measured in the field, not in a lab.
Every core workflow completes without a network connection. Sync runs in the background when signal returns.
Each screen ships with a single defined task. Features that don't clear the speed bar are cut before release.
Verify the method before you commit.
Bring your current workflow, your hardware list, and your latency problems. We will tell you exactly what we can and cannot do.