In a market the size of New Zealand's, a project that depends on a large agency team often depends on one person inside it anyway. This offer removes the intermediate layer: the architect who scopes your app is the one who builds it, ships it and answers the questions afterwards.
The Privacy Act 2020
New Zealand's Privacy Act 2020 is built around the Information Privacy Principles and requires agencies to report privacy breaches that cause, or are likely to cause, serious harm. The data model is planned with GDPR principles in mind, so purpose of collection, transparency, security safeguards, access, correction and limits on disclosure are architecture decisions made up front rather than a policy document written after launch.
What stays with you
Appointing a privacy officer, deciding what your organisation tells people at the point of collection and handling a notifiable breach are obligations of the agency holding the data. The build documents how personal information moves, where it is stored and who can reach it, so those obligations can be demonstrated when someone asks.
Paperwork kept short
You sign with DigitalFreedom Global LLC, a Wyoming company, and pay in US dollars. There is no hourly meter: the price, the milestones and the feature list go into the agreement before work begins. At the end the repository, cloud accounts and App Store and Google Play listings are yours.
What it costs
- First Version (MVP): from $27,800, two to four weeks
- Market-ready app: from $83,300, three to four months
- One codebase for iPhone and Android, native macOS where it fits
- Work is written and remote; meetings by arrangement
By city: Auckland and Wellington. Across the Tasman: app developer for Australia. Ready to talk: get in touch.