Ontario-first · Remote across Canada

We build our own products. Sometimes we build yours.

RPMR Creations is a small studio that builds and runs its own software — public web services, mobile apps, and the quiet infrastructure underneath them. We take client work alongside it, which is the reason the client work tends to survive contact with reality.

Web servicesLive data, APIs, search-first sites
Mobile appsiOS, Android, home-screen widgets
Internal toolsDashboards, portals, reporting
AutomationThe recurring job nobody wants

Why we work this way

Running our own products means we feel every shortcut we take — so we take fewer of them.

Working together

What we'll build for you

We take a small number of client projects at a time. Flexible on stack, inflexible about shipping something that still works in six months.

Start a project

Toolbox

AstroReact / React NativeExpoTypeScriptPHPSupabasePostgreSQLServerless

Chosen for your constraints — timeline, budget, who maintains it after us.

  • Products, end to end

    From a rough idea to something in the App Store or on a domain. Scoping, design, build, launch — and the unglamorous parts after launch that decide whether it survives.

  • Internal tools & automation

    Dashboards, portals, approvals, reporting, and the scripts that delete the recurring manual job nobody wants. The "make it stop hurting" category.

  • Websites that earn their keep

    Fast, static where it can be, dynamic where it has to be. Built for search from the first line rather than bolted on afterwards.

Clear steps, fewer surprises

How a project actually runs

Define, build, ship, improve. Scope creep is the enemy; momentum is the point.

Step 01

Define

Goals, users, constraints, budget. We agree on the smallest version worth shipping and how we will know it worked.

Step 02

Build

Short iterations with something to look at early. You see progress while it can still change cheaply.

Step 03

Ship & improve

Testing, deployment, analytics, then changes based on what real people actually do. Launch is the start of the useful part.

Get in touch

Tell us what you're trying to build

A couple of sentences is plenty to start. We'll come back with honest next steps, a rough range, and whether we think we're the right people for it.

Prefer email? rpmrcreations@gmail.com