Build the application your staff or customers need: a booking workflow, a business portal, a website or a mobile product. Work directly with our team in Prishtina, Kosovo, with the scope and delivery decisions agreed in writing.
Define repository access, deliverables, usage rights and third-party licences in the agreement.
Data and confidentiality
Agree access, confidentiality and hosting responsibilities before sharing production information.
Milestones and payments
Set the project scope, review points, acceptance criteria and payment arrangements together.
Launch and support
Agree launch responsibilities, handover and any support period and response expectations.
The tools behind our work
React
Next.js
Laravel
.NET
Node.js
WordPress
TYPO3
AWS
Azure
Our development services
Software development services
Start with the task people need to complete. We help you choose between a website, a web application and a mobile product, then define the data, integrations and first release.
Bring orders, bookings, stock or customer requests into a workflow with clear records and responsibilities. Define the users, permissions and connections to your existing systems with our team.
Help visitors understand your services and take the next step. Build a company website, storefront or customer portal with content your team can maintain.
Put a focused task on iOS and Android: find a route, review a booking or update a job. Plan device features, data access and release responsibilities before development.
A new product, an agency backlog and an existing application need different starting points. Choose a delivery model, then agree who makes decisions and what the first useful result looks like.
A defined software project
For a business with a new application, website or workflow to deliver. Start with the people using it, the task they need to finish and the systems already in place.
Agree the first-release scope, review milestones, acceptance checks and handover.
For a software company or agency that needs help with a module or backlog. Share the stack, review process and responsibilities you want our team to take on.
Confirm available capacity, repository access, code review and client communication.
For an existing application that needs fixes, updates or a next phase. Begin with the current code, environments, known issues and the business impact of each priority.
Agree the review scope, issue priorities, support hours and release responsibilities.
Grevision is a registered software development company in Prishtina, Kosovo, with a team of 13 people. Work directly with us on business applications, websites and mobile products, or involve us in your agency’s delivery team.
Our work spans map-based architecture discovery, catering orders, retail point-of-sale and multilingual business websites. Each has a different user and workflow. We use those concrete requirements to discuss the screens, records and integrations your project needs.
Hire our software development company in Prishtina for business applications, websites and mobile apps. We provide software development services across Kosovo and remotely for clients in Europe and the United States.
Hire our team in Kosovo for software development services for businesses in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Sweden, Belgium, Italy and the United States. Request a proposal in English or German.
Hire Grevision for software development services across all 50 US states and Washington, D.C. Choose your state, review our services and request a project estimate from our team in Kosovo.
Each stage should answer a practical question and leave something your team can review. The proposal defines which activities and deliverables your project includes.
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Define the first release
Map one important user journey, the records it needs and the systems it touches. Agree the first-release boundaries and who approves the work.
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Review the key screens
Walk through the main task before building every screen. Check content, permissions and what happens when information is missing or an action cannot be completed.
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Build a complete workflow
Connect the interface, records and agreed integrations in reviewable increments. Use demonstrations to confirm behaviour and record changes to the scope.
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Check real user tasks
Test the agreed journeys on the target devices and environments. Review access rules, error handling and release issues against the acceptance criteria.
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Release and hand over
Confirm deployment access, account ownership and the release checklist. Agree the documentation, handover and any maintenance that continues after launch.
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We work on business applications, websites, mobile apps and agency delivery partnerships. Useful starting points include a booking process, an internal tool, a customer portal or a website that needs clearer service information. Review the related project examples, then tell us what your users need to do differently.
What should I send to get a useful proposal?
Describe who will use the product, one important task and what exists today. Include the systems to connect, data to move, content languages and any fixed dates. A rough outline or example link is enough to begin; a budget range helps us discuss a workable first scope.
Do I need a website, a web application or a mobile app?
A website usually helps people understand your services and contact you. A web application supports tasks such as accounts, bookings and staff workflows in a browser. A mobile app can make sense when the task depends on phone features or frequent use. We compare those needs before choosing the platform and technical approach.
How are the price and delivery dates agreed?
We discuss the workflows, integrations, data migration, review steps and available capacity before confirming a proposal. Pricing is negotiable for each project. The written proposal sets out the included work, assumptions, milestones and how a change to the scope affects the price or schedule.
Can you improve software we already have?
Yes. Start by describing the application, stack, known issues and the change you need. We agree a review of the relevant code, environments, dependencies and data before proposing implementation work. Confidentiality and the access needed for that review are discussed before you share sensitive material.
Who owns the code, hosting and third-party accounts?
We agree code ownership, repository access, hosting accounts and third-party licences in the project contract. Ask the proposal to identify what is handed over, which services remain with a third party and who is responsible for recurring charges. These decisions belong before development starts.
How do we decide whether a release is ready?
Define acceptance through tasks a person can complete and outcomes your team can check. For a booking flow, that could include valid availability, a recorded request and a clear confirmation or error message. The agreed test scope covers the relevant devices, access rules and integrations, with a named person approving the release.
What happens after launch?
Maintenance can cover agreed fixes, dependency updates, monitoring or further development. We define the systems included, support hours, issue priorities and release responsibilities for your engagement. Hosting fees, third-party subscriptions and new features should be identified separately in the proposal.
Where is your team based, and which languages can we work in?
Our team of 13 people is based in Prishtina, Kosovo. We work directly with businesses and agencies locally and remotely, with project communication in Albanian, English or German. Meeting times, review responsibilities and the day-to-day contact are agreed for your project.
Request a software development proposal.
Tell us who will use the product, what they need to do and what is in place today. We will discuss the open questions, a useful first release and a project-specific proposal.