app studio

Ideas in. Apps out.

CrazeWorks turns app ideas into shipped software. First, we talk it through — no pitch, no prep needed. If it's a fit, I come back with a real plan and a price. Then a dedicated team builds it, and nothing ships until I've tested it myself.

See if we're a fit → how it works
iOS Android Web apps Idea → launch
how it works

Three steps. No mystery.

Most agencies keep this part vague. Here's the whole thing, up front.

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The discovery call

A relaxed chat about your idea. No prep on your end, no pitch deck on mine. I want to know what you're picturing and why. Sometimes the honest answer is that custom software isn't the right move yet — I'll tell you if that's the case.

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The proposal call

If we're both into it, I go build a real plan — the scope, the approach, the price. Then we get back on a call and I walk you through it, line by line. You leave knowing exactly what it costs and what you're getting. No hourly meter, no surprise invoices.

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The team builds. You launch.

Once you're on board, I pair you with a dedicated project manager who oversees your build from kickoff to launch. You get working builds you can click every week — not status reports. Nothing ships until I've QA'd it personally.

what you get

A real product, and everything that comes with it.

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A working app

iOS, Android, or web — shipped to real users, not a prototype that dies in a folder.

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You own everything

Source code, accounts, IP — 100% yours from day one. NDA before we talk, if you want one.

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Founder QA on every milestone

I personally test every build before you see it. You always know exactly who's accountable.

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Weekly builds you can click

Every week you get the actual app in your hands. Progress you can tap, not a slide deck.

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A fixed price

One number, agreed before we start, paid by milestone. The meter never runs.

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Launch support

App Store submission, deployment, and 30 days of post-launch fixes included.

What does it cost? It depends on what we're building — most apps land in the five figures. You'll get a fixed number at the proposal call, and it won't move after that.

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Eric, founder of CrazeWorks
the founder

I build and run software businesses. My team builds yours.

I'm Eric. I've spent years building my own products — including Local Craze, the software company CrazeWorks grew out of. I know what it takes to get an app from idea to real users, because I've done it for myself with my own money on the line.

That's the difference here: you're not handing your idea to an agency mill. I sell it, I scope it, and I test every build before you see it. A dedicated development team executes under my spec — and I'm the one accountable to you.

Working with us, your proposal and project scope come directly from me. Once you come on board, I pair you with a great project manager who oversees your build day to day — and I still QA every build before it ships.

— Eric founder, CrazeWorks
before you ask

Fair questions.

We talk through your idea — what you want to build, who it's for, and why. I ask questions, you don't need to prepare anything. By the end, we'll both know if it's worth taking to a proposal. If it's not a fit, I'll tell you straight, and it won't cost you anything to find out.

This is where I've done the work. I'll walk you through the scope, the plan, and the price — laid out clear, with milestones, so you know exactly what you're buying before you buy it. You can say yes, say no, or ask me to change it. No pressure either way.

Yes — automatically. Every discovery call is covered by our standard mutual NDA; agreeing to it is built into booking, so there's nothing extra to sign before we talk. And if you become a client, you own 100% of the IP and source code from day one. Building apps for clients is the business — your idea staying yours is the whole point.

Maybe — and if that's genuinely the right answer for your idea, I'll say so on the call. No-code is great until you hit its ceiling: real user accounts, payments, App Store presence, anything custom. If your app is a business and not a weekend experiment, you'll hit that ceiling. Custom means you never do.

Your scope and proposal come directly from me. From there, a dedicated project manager oversees your build, and a development team I've built and work with directly executes the spec. I still QA every build personally before it reaches you.

It depends on scope — a focused first version typically takes a couple of months, not a year. You'll have a real timeline in your fixed-price proposal, and working builds in your hands every week from the start.

the next step

Let's see if we're a fit.

This is the discovery call: a 30-minute Zoom call about your idea. A few short questions when you book help me show up prepared. No pitch, no pressure — just an honest read.

> 30 minutes on zoom — pick a time that works:

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your idea stays yours — every call is covered by our mutual NDA