What we do

Software development services

Airship Labs plans, prototypes, and builds web applications. We can help with a new product idea, a specific feature, or an existing application that needs further development.

01

Full-stack development

We build web interfaces and the application behavior behind them. A project can involve a new application or changes to existing software, including the way information moves between screens and services. The starting point is the task someone needs to complete.

Questions to start with

  • Who will use the application, and what do they need to do?
  • What software or services does it need to work with?
  • What belongs in the first useful release?

02

AI integration

We add artificial intelligence features to existing applications and explore AI product ideas. Useful work starts with a specific task, such as interpreting an image or helping someone work with information. We discuss the available inputs, the expected output, and where a person should review the result.

Questions to start with

  • What task should the AI feature help someone complete?
  • What information can the model use?
  • How will people review results and handle mistakes?

03

Product strategy

We help turn an idea into a set of product decisions. That can mean clarifying the user, mapping a workflow, or deciding which features deserve attention first. We discuss business needs and constraints before selecting what to build.

Questions to start with

  • Whose problem does the product address?
  • What does a useful result look like for that person?
  • Which assumptions or constraints affect the first release?

04

Prototyping

A prototype gives people something concrete to try and discuss. We build a focused version of an interaction or workflow to examine an open question. It can help clarify how an idea should work and what a production version would need.

Questions to start with

  • Which question should the prototype answer?
  • What is the smallest interaction that lets us explore it?
  • Who will try it, and what should we learn from their feedback?

Working together

Planning a project

These steps are a starting point for a project conversation. The scope and delivery details depend on what you need to build.

  1. Describe the problem

    Explain who the software is for, what exists today, and what needs to change.

  2. Agree the scope

    Discuss priorities, constraints, and the work that belongs in the next release.

  3. Review working software

    Use the application or prototype to discuss decisions and what needs adjustment.

  4. Prepare delivery

    Agree how the software will be delivered and what information is needed to run it.

Discuss a project

Or email hello@airshiplabs.com.