pinekitetech ltd

0 m ground level, London

software that
catches the wind
and stays up.

Pinekite Tech designs and builds mobile apps and websites, helps you through the app stores, and keeps the whole thing flying afterwards. Clear plans, plain English, steady hands on the line.

320 m what we do

Five things, done properly, in the order you need them.

  1. iMobile appsNative-feeling iOS and Android apps, planned around the few journeys your users repeat every day.
  2. iiWeb developmentFast, accessible websites and web applications that your team can actually update.
  3. iiiUI & UX designResearch, flows and interface systems that make the next decision obvious for the person using them.
  4. ivPublishing helpApp Store and Google Play listings, review preparation, privacy labels and release housekeeping.
  5. vOngoing IT supportUpdates, monitoring, fixes and a named route for questions once the launch excitement fades.
A phone showing a map-based mobile app interface
Mobile interface design on screen. Illustrative stock photo — not our team or work.

780 m how it feels to work with us

Calm on the ground, ambitious in the air.

Kites fly because someone on the ground is paying attention: reading the gusts, letting out line when there is room, pulling in when there isn’t. That is roughly how we think about digital projects. The ambition can be high, but the handling should be steady and the person holding the line should be able to explain every move.

So we start small and specific. Before any design or code, we write down who the product is for, what they need to do, what has to be true on launch day and what can wait. You see the plan, you change the plan, and only then do we commit time to it.

How Pinekite works

1,140 m wind check

Wind check: a three-question project planner.

Answer three quick questions and the planner suggests a sensible first step. It runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to copy the result into an enquiry.

1. What are you hoping to launch or improve?
2. Where are you today?
3. How settled is the timing?

1,520 m principles

Four rules we hold to when the weather turns.

Say the uncomfortable thing early.

If a feature is likely to slip, a store review could be awkward or a budget looks thin for the scope, you hear it in the first conversation, not at the end.

Ship the smallest useful thing.

A focused first release teaches you more than a large one that arrives late. We help you decide what earns a place in version one.

Leave the controls labelled.

Every project ends with documentation, access you own, and a handover call. You should never need us just to find a password.

Measure against agreed standards.

Accessibility, performance and security checks are written into the plan and reported honestly, including what was not tested. Read our standards.

Ready when the breeze is.

Send a few lines about your project and the timescale you have in mind. We reply on working days, Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 UK time.