We turn app ideas into things people can actually open.
Wallace & Wang is a small studio building a growing shelf of useful apps — end to end, from the first sketch to the App Store listing.
One studio, one process, no fluff.
We don't do slide decks and quarterly roadmaps. We scope it, build it, and put it in front of real users — same process we use on our own apps.
Idea
We work out what the app actually needs to do, who it's for, and whether it's worth building at all. Some ideas don't survive this bit — better here than after three months of build.
Build
A real, working app — mobile, web, or both — built by someone who ships their own products the same way. No agency layers, no handoffs.
Ship
Into the App Store, onto the web, in front of people. Then we keep an eye on it, fix what breaks, and improve what people actually use.
Currently, our only client is us.
Every app below is built and run by Wallace & Wang. Some are live, some are still in the workshop — tap a tile to have a look.
ShipYard
The tool that runs this whole studio. Every idea, bug report and bit of user feedback goes in one end; a clear list of what to build next comes out the other.
thatNewJob
A lightweight CRM for tracking leads without the enterprise-software headache. Free for up to five leads; upgrade for unlimited leads and voice notes.
EvidenceBox
"Your work, documented." Log day-to-day wins as they happen, tagged to your company's principles, and turn them into a finished review narrative in minutes.
Hung Parliament
A satirical election-night strategy game. Ninety days to campaign, then a live results night with swingometers, wobbly coalitions and questionable advisors.
Likelihood
Match and player-prop odds shown as plain likelihoods — for people who currently pick their accumulator by gut feel, not a betting app or tipster service.
Chinese Hotpot
Our oldest domain and our test kitchen — currently a small blog, eventually something else entirely. Nothing's off the menu yet.
Got an app idea sitting in your notes app?
Tell us what you're picturing. We'll tell you honestly whether it's worth building — and if it is, we can build it.