We build and ship real software products.
Boilerplate Technologies LLC designs, develops, and launches its own portfolio of mobile apps and web products. We build custom software for other people too.
Some of what we have shipped
One studio, from first sketch to store listing
We handle the whole thing. Design, engineering, release, and everything that keeps a product alive after launch.
Mobile apps
Native feeling iOS and Android apps, built to pass review and ship on both stores from a single codebase.
Web products
Marketing sites, dashboards, and internal tools. Fast to load, straightforward to run, easy to hand over.
AI features
Assistants, scanners, and recommendation flows wired into a product where they genuinely help, not as decoration.
Launch and support
Store submission, app review, analytics, crash monitoring, and the update cadence that comes after day one.
Products we own, run, and support
Every app below was designed, built, and shipped by us. A few of them we still run today.
SmokeScreen
Smoke a little, less, or not at all
QuitCorn
Quit p*rn and rewire your brain
Salina AI
Symptom tracker and AI doctor
RiseTest
Increase your testosterone naturally
BroomBook
Management software for freelancers and contractors
TeaBorn
Dating advice for both genders
Acquired from us in August 2025 and since rebranded to “TeaOnHer.”
What you get from a studio that ships its own products
We are not an agency renting out hours. We build things we have to live with, and we work on client projects the same way.
We eat our own cooking
Everything we recommend is something we already run in production across our own apps. No experiments billed to you at full price.
Small and direct
You talk to the people writing the code. No account managers, no ticket queue that goes nowhere, no telephone game between you and the build.
Built to be handed over
Clean repositories, plain documentation, and accounts in your name. If you take the project in house later, nothing is locked to us.
Four steps, start to store
Scope
We pin down what the product actually needs to do, what it does not, and what a first release looks like.
Design
Screens and flows before code, so the shape of the thing is settled while changes are still cheap.
Build
Weekly builds you can hold in your hand. You see progress on a real device, not in a status report.
Ship
We handle store submission and review, then stay on for updates, monitoring, and the fixes that follow launch.
Questions people ask
What platforms do you build for?
Do you take on outside client work?
How long does a first release take?
Who owns the code and the accounts?
How do I get help with one of your apps?
Have something you want built?
Tell us what you are working on. We will come back with a straight answer on scope, timeline, and whether it is worth building at all.