Security review
We answer your IT team's questions and show them how the product is built.
From an idea or a tested concept to a first version people can sign up for and use. You see it working early, and all of it is yours from the first day.
Tell us about your ideaFor founders and for product teams in established companies.
We start with the one thing your users come for and build it with care. Everything else can wait until you know you need it.
Screens that work on phone and desktop and make sense to your users without a manual.
Sign-up, login, password reset and roles, so each person sees what they should see.
A database that fits your product, regular backups, and access only for the people who need it.
Hosting runs in your own accounts. New versions go live through CI/CD, the same way every time.
Clear structure, tests and written notes, also for AI tools like Claude Code. So you can keep building on it yourselves, with your own developers or with your AI tool, without breaking what already works.
We use AI tools, so your first version goes live sooner. It is still proper software development: we decide how it is built, and we review and test every change. You keep building on it as your product grows.
You want a new product or an internal app built, often as a pilot. We work with your IT and with everyone who has a say, and after the pilot the product belongs to your company.
We answer your IT team's questions and show them how the product is built.
We sign a data processing agreement for our own work. Personal data stays where your company needs it to be.
If you want, the product runs in your company's environment and people sign in with your company login, with SSO and roles.
We show progress to the people who need to see it and prepare with you what they need to sign it off.
The code, the repository, the accounts and the hosting are in your name from the first day.
You can keep building on your own, with your own developers, or with us.
Notes on how the product is built, how to run it and how to deploy it, written for whoever works on it next.
If you want, we keep building with you and work inside your team.
It starts with a conversation, and each step leads into the next.
You tell us about your idea. We ask questions, and together we agree what the first version has to do.
We decide with you what it does, what waits for later and in which order we build it.
We build in short steps. You see working software early, click through it and decide what comes next.

“We rely on Zone2 for their exceptional technical skills and strategic insights. Their ability to align with our long-term goals has made them an indispensable partner.”Yes. The code, the repository, the accounts and the hosting are yours from the first day. We don't hold anything back.
No. We explain decisions in plain words. You click through working software and talk directly with the people who build it.
That's normal once the first people use the product. We work in short steps, so we talk through each change with you before we build it.
Yes. It brings your first version to life sooner. It isn’t vibe coding. It is proper software development: we decide how your product is built, and we review and test every change ourselves. The first version is code you keep building on, not something you throw away later. If your product needs AI inside it, we can build that part as well.
You decide. You can carry on alone, with your own developers, or with us.
Yes. The code lives in your repository and is documented. If you like, we work with your developers from the start. You can also continue yourselves with an AI tool. Everything is set up for it.
Yes. We look at what you have with you and decide together what to keep. If you built it yourself with tools like Claude Code, Lovable or Cursor, our page on AI-built apps fits you better.
You talk directly with the people who build your product and see working software regularly. We decide the scope together.
Write a few lines about what you want to build. We get back to you and set up a first conversation.
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