Design, development, and AI
Foundri is a design and development studio with an AI-forward approach. From a local business website to a growing company's app, we design, build, and keep it running, with AI woven in so you do more with less.
Set up one AI agent for quote follow-ups, customer updates, or paperwork. Includes a 75-minute guided session, testing, reusable instructions, and a follow-up review.
What we do
SaaS platforms, dashboards, and web products built to grow.
Learn moreNative-quality iOS and Android apps your users keep open.
Learn moreIdea to launched product in weeks, not quarters.
Learn morePut AI to work on the repetitive parts of your business.
Learn moreAWS administration, patching, security, and support for the apps you already run.
Learn moreWe design, host, and manage websites for local shops and service businesses, all on a simple monthly plan.
Selected work
Web + Mobile
The app producers carry through the barn and the platform their business runs on. Both share one backend, so a count logged in the field is the same number the office sees.
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Mobile
A native iOS focus app with an alert you can't miss and an app block you can't cheat, built in a single sprint.
View case studyHow we work
A clear path, whether you are starting from a sketch or scaling what already works.
We pressure-test the idea, scope, and priorities before writing code.
Product and UX design that turns the plan into something real.
We ship in tight iterations, so you see progress every week.
Go live, then keep improving with real users in the loop.
Why teams work with us
You work directly with the people building your product.
We scope tight, ship in weekly steps, and get you live fast.
Clean, modern code you can hand to your own team later, not a black box.
We build with the latest tooling, so you get more product per dollar.
From the blog
AI coding agents make it easy to build fast, but working directly against a production database turns everyday prompts into risky, hard-to-reverse operations. This piece explains why CI/CD and separate databases matter, and lays out a minimum viable workflow to keep experimentation safe.
An explainer on WebMCP, the emerging standard for letting websites expose structured tools to AI agents, and a practical look at where it helps, where it doesn't, and how to prototype it responsibly.
Meta opened its smart glasses platform to outside developers this year, creating a new set of possibilities for companies exploring wearable software.
Tell us what you are working on. We will tell you how we would approach it. No pressure, no jargon.
