App Map or Rescue Review
A workflow map, risk review, proposed scope and ownership plan—including an honest recommendation not to build when a simpler product is better.
Discuss this stage
App development
Small business software, properly handled.
Portals, quote and booking tools, dashboards and internal systems built around one real piece of work.
A bounded route
The useful work starts after the prompt demo.
Mavie defines the job, protects the data, handles permissions and failure cases, launches safely and remains responsible afterwards.
Working Prototype Sprint
One important workflow, realistic test data and a private preview people can use before production commitments are made.
Discuss this stageProduction App Build
Authentication, data, roles, integrations, testing, launch and an ownable handover for a clearly bounded web application.
Discuss this stageApp Care
Monitoring, recovery, dependency updates, small improvements and a named support route after launch.
Discuss this stageGood first fits
Software with a clear job.
The strongest early projects remove a known bottleneck for a defined group of customers or staff.
Customer portals
A secure place for customers to see information, files, progress or agreed actions.
Map this workflowQuote and configuration tools
Turn a repeat set of choices into a clear request, calculation or prepared quotation.
Map this workflowBooking workflows
Coordinate availability, reminders, exceptions and the systems already used by the business.
Map this workflowMemberships and directories
Bounded member access, profiles, useful search and carefully assigned permissions.
Map this workflowDocument preparation
Collect approved information and prepare consistent documents for a person to check.
Map this workflowInternal operational tools
Replace a fragile spreadsheet or repeated hand-off with one visible working process.
Map this workflow
MADEWITH CARE
AI with boundaries
Fast in preview. Deliberate in production.
AI can explore, draft and assemble approved modules in an isolated preview. Authority narrows as a change becomes harder to reverse or affects more people.
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- Private preview, realistic fixtures and an undoable checkpoint
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- Visible changes, tests and a reviewable module manifest
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- Explicit approval before real messages, prices or outside actions
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- A named person controls publishing, permissions, migration and deletion
A deliberate boundary
Not every app should be built.
Mavie does not begin by advertising regulated systems, money custody, safety-critical decisions, open marketplaces or ambitious native consumer apps. The first review can recommend an existing product instead of custom development.
Questions
Before an app project begins.
Can you rescue an app started with AI or another developer?
Yes. The first step is a Rescue Review covering the repository, deployment, data, access, important workflows and the safest route forward.
Do you use AI to build applications?
Yes, where it makes exploration or implementation faster. Generated work enters Mavie-owned source control and must pass the same review, testing and release process as human-written work.
Who owns the code, accounts and data?
The proposal states the exact terms. The normal direction is customer-owned accounts, an exportable repository and data, documented deployment and no unnecessary dependence on Mavie.
Can we begin with a prototype?
Yes. A prototype uses fixture or sanitised data, stays private and avoids real external actions until the workflow and production scope have been reviewed.
How is an app priced?
The App Map or Rescue Review is a bounded diagnostic agreed before work starts. A production build is quoted only after the workflow, risks, integrations and ownership responsibilities are understood.
App Map or Rescue Review
Begin with one real piece of work.
A few lines about the users, the current process and what should become easier are enough.
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