One delivery partner, multiple ways to plug into your company

Proof across different team structures

• Beautylove is a full-ownership example: build, launch, and ongoing product continuity.
• DocVita is a full-build-first, co-delivery-later example after deployment.
• DB Cleaning, IT.up, Mathex, and Smiles show how Tg Apps can own one critical area or work inside a broader team structure.

Ways Tg Apps can plug into the work

• Full ownership from build to launch and ongoing product continuity.
• Area ownership for mobile apps, backend, CRM, or another critical product stream.
• Embedded support inside an existing team or co-delivery with another external team.

You need us when

• Your team needs one accountable delivery owner across mobile, backend, integrations, or a critical product stream.
• Your internal developers are overloaded and still need a partner who can keep shipping without adding coordination chaos.
• You need a delivery partner that can own one area or the full product and still adapt as the team structure changes.

When we take full ownership

This works when the company wants one partner to build, deploy, and keep the product moving with minimal coordination overhead.

• We can take the product from zero to release and keep the operational context close.
• This is a strong fit when the business needs app, backend, internal tooling, and release work moving together.
• Beautylove is a good example of full build, launch, and ongoing growth support.

When we own one critical area

This works when the company already has broader operations but needs one partner to take responsibility for an area that cannot stay fragmented.

• IT.up is a good example: Tg Apps owns the app area while other teams handle other parts of the business stack.
• DB Cleaning is another: Tg Apps leads the critical product delivery stack across CRM, backend, and two mobile apps, with support from other contributors on adjacent tasks.
• The benefit is clear accountability without forcing one vendor to replace every other contributor.

When we work alongside your team

This works when the company wants continuity and extra delivery strength without replacing the internal team or another trusted partner.

• DocVita is a good example: Tg Apps built the product to production and then continued alongside another team after deployment.
• Mathex and Smiles are a good example of lower-ownership embedded support inside a broader enterprise squad.
• The goal is to make the model fit the product reality, not to force the product to fit a commercial package.

The model can change as the product changes

A healthy engagement can start in one format and evolve into another as the team, roadmap, or business pressure changes.

• Start with a critical delivery stream, then expand into wider ownership if the fit is proven.
• Start with full ownership, then hand off or move into co-delivery when the internal team grows.
• Keep contracts, repos, docs, environments, and release steps organized so the transition stays clean.

The right question is not “agency or freelancer?”

The real choice is whether someone will own the delivery loop until the product is live, stable, and improving, while still fitting the structure you already have. Tg Apps is most useful when the work needs continuity, ownership, and a model that can adapt without turning the product into a coordination mess.