Designed by someone who builds
The file answers the questions a developer would otherwise ask.
Design
The screens of an app and the system behind them, designed in Figma and ready for whoever builds it. ThisDay, on the App Store, was designed here.
Quoted per project
How it works
The screens of an app and the system behind them, ready for whoever builds it.
Within 24 hours
I read the brief myself and reply from my own address, with a scope and a real number against a date, not a range. The proposal is a web page you can open on your phone and pass to whoever else decides.
What comes out of it

A personal app for holding one day at a time: what happened, what it looked like, what it was for. Designed, built and shipped on my own, which is the point of it being here rather than in the work.
What you get
01
Flows
The moments the app is opened for, and the shortest way through each.
02
Every screen
Designed in Figma, at the size of a phone.
03
A component library
So new screens come out the same.
04
States
Empty, loading, error and full, drawn.
05
Designed to be built
The questions a developer would ask, answered in the file.
Why Akila Studio
The file answers the questions a developer would otherwise ask.
You talk to the person doing the work. Nobody in between.
A studio
Here
Few projects at once, so the date in the quote is one I can hold.
The quoteLive on the 16th
Short Supercut videos of the work. You answer when you have a moment.
Light, made slowly.
Lamps for rooms that keep late hours, made one at a time.
See the lampsRead moreHeroWorkPricingContact
1:51Love the work section. Ship it as is.
$496.5M+
raised by client teams
5.0
on Google, across 21 reviews
5.0
on Contra, hired 32 times
10 to 25
days, for most sites to go live
Testimonials
One person reads this and one person answers it, usually the same day.
Questions
Ten answers are a press away. Anything else, type it and the agent will tell you what I would.
How long does a project take?
Full Build, 10 to 25 days. Development only, a week or two. I run few projects at once, so the date I give is a date I can hold.
Source: faq/timelines