in App Store review
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Privacy-first cashflow forecasting for iPhone and Mac.
Built end to end in Swift 6 and SwiftUI, with no third-party SDKs and no tracking. One purchase covers iPhone and Mac.
We design and build mobile apps end to end: prototype, TestFlight, store submission, launch, and the work that comes after. Football IQ is live on the App Store, built and run by one founder with Claude.
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Today's puzzle
Career Path
Guess the player from the clubs they played for.
A cut-down Football IQ, playable here. The full app is live on the App Store.
Built with React Native, Expo, Supabase, PostHog and RevenueCat.
Camber Co is new. Shipping apps is not. Football IQ is built, launched and run by one founder with Claude.
Daily football trivia with 15 game modes. New puzzles every day.
in App Store review
Privacy-first cashflow forecasting for iPhone and Mac.
Built end to end in Swift 6 and SwiftUI, with no third-party SDKs and no tracking. One purchase covers iPhone and Mac.
Also built professionally, over ten years: WhoScored Plus, Oddschecker Plus and the Gazzetta AI Predictor.
Tools we use: React Native, Expo, Swift 6, SwiftUI, Supabase, CloudKit, PostHog, RevenueCat, TestFlight, EAS Build. The stack depends on the product.
Drag the slider or press next. Each stage shows what you do, what we do and what you get.
Step 1 of 6
One call to find the single job the app does, who it is for and what version one leaves out. Most app ideas need less, not more.
Reviews, crashes, store listings and release posts need attention every week. Claude is set up to do the routine work. You approve what goes out.
Morning numbers
Downloads, ratings, crashes and revenue together.
One unusual thing flagged.
Store listing improved
A new subtitle built from what people search for.
Results compared before and after.
Version 1.5 is ready
Store notes, social posts and an email.
All drafted for you to approve.
Crashes after an update
One screen, on one Android version.
Explained in plain English, with a fix suggested.
New 5-star review
Loves the daily puzzle and asks for a dark mode.
Reply drafted for you to approve.
Example events, not live data. Claude drafts, you decide what goes out.
Reviews answered
Every review is read. A reply is drafted for you to approve.
Crashes caught
When something breaks after an update, you get a plain-English explanation and a fix.
Slow screens fixed
Sluggish screens are found and fixed before your users complain.
Store listing tuned
Your title, keywords and screenshot captions improve, based on what people actually search for.
Release notes and posts
Store notes, social posts and an email are drafted for every update.
Weekly plan
A simple content plan each week, based on what your users actually did.
Numbers on one page
Downloads, ratings, crashes and revenue together, with anything unusual flagged.
Mobile apps start from £4,500. You get a fixed quote after a free 30-minute audit call, once the first release is agreed.
Both. React Native + Expo is often the best route for speed, while SwiftUI is a strong fit for privacy-first Apple-only products.
Yes. Screenshots, metadata, privacy notes, subscriptions, TestFlight, and review fixes can all be part of the project.
Launch is the start. Claude can be set up to watch reviews, crashes, numbers and your store listing, and to draft release notes and posts. You approve what goes out. See AI business setup.
Yes. Football IQ already uses an AI content pipeline, and apps can connect to Supabase, serverless jobs, n8n workflows, or custom APIs.
A rough app idea is enough. The useful first step is deciding the smallest loop that proves the product should exist.
We can turn it into the smallest useful version and find out whether it has legs.