A product with accounts, payment, and a reason to come back.
For founders and product teams who want to sell something people open again. We build the loop: landing page, account, payment, and the job they came to do. Who pays and what the first valuable action is belongs in the job.
SaaS is a loop. Someone arrives, gets something that counts, pays, comes back. Weekboodschappen promises a first week plan in about 3 minutes, onboarding on the web, then the app in kitchen and shop. StepQuests sells walking tours: discovery and booking on the web, the route in the app. We build that loop, in the languages you support on day one.
Who pays, what the first valuable action is, and which countries or languages you support on day one.
Work that is live
Weekboodschappen.nl: Next.js and API on Netlify, Expo for iOS and Android, Supabase, RevenueCat for subscriptions, copy in Dutch. StepQuests.com: booking and admin on the web, Expo in the street, marketing in EN, NL, ES, DE and FR. We do not publish MRR or download counts. What you see is the product.
Weekboodschappen
Weekly menus and shopping lists for busy households across the Netherlands. The product promise: a first plan in about 3 minutes.
Studio still, generated. This is not a screenshot of the live site.
StepQuests
Self-guided city walks with stories, quizzes and checkpoints. Web for discovery and booking. The app is the route on the street.
Screenshot of the live site, 25 August 2026.
What you get
A public landing page, accounts, the first valuable action, and payment if that is in scope (RevenueCat or Stripe, for example). App or web according to the job. Admin for you to run the product. Languages you name on day one, not twelve locales 'for later' without saying what you need.
How we start
Say who pays, what the first action is that has value, and which countries or languages you support. First sprint: that action working, even if billing still waits. A price estimate for the loop until someone can come back. Store review and payment-provider accounts we plan for when they sit on the path.
When this fits
This fits when customers get an account and return for the same job. A site without accounts belongs with web. Internal software for colleagues belongs with custom software. The software-fit quiz suggests a shape if you are still choosing.
Ready to tell us what you need?
Sketch who pays and what someone must be able to do the first time. We come back with a price estimate for that loop. Five questions in the quiz if the shape is still open.
Questions about this work
- Do you build the app as well?
- If the job belongs on a phone, yes. Weekboodschappen plans on the web and shops in the app. StepQuests books on the web and walks in the app. Say in the form where the first action happens.
- Do you set up Stripe or RevenueCat?
- We build the coupling. The provider account sits in your name. Weekboodschappen uses RevenueCat. Stripe follows the same pattern: webhook, status, a log when it fails.
- How many languages on day one?
- The languages you name up front. StepQuests marketing runs in five languages. Weekboodschappen is Dutch by default. Copy for those languages is part of delivery.
- Can you take over an existing product?
- Yes, if we can reach the repo, the data and the store accounts. We say up front what we carry over and what we rebuild. Without access it is a new product.