Frequently asked questions.

The timeline depends on your workloads, dependencies, and cutover requirements. We first review databases, authentication, integrations, and deployment processes to understand the scope. A staged plan then defines testing, migration, rollback, and operational handover. We do not promise a duration before that assessment; your roadmap should show the work and the risks behind each milestone.

Yes, we plan migrations from Supabase and Lovable-based prototypes to AWS. The assessment covers your data, authentication, APIs, storage, and external integrations rather than treating the move as a simple hosting change. We design the target architecture around your operational needs, test the migration path, and establish a cutover and rollback plan before moving production workloads.

We build to HIPAA technical safeguards and review agreement requirements as part of the project scope. Architecture decisions consider HIPAA-eligible AWS services under a BAA, encryption, access controls, audit logging, and PHI data flows. Your organization remains responsible for its policies, agreements, and operations. Contact us to discuss the required agreements; infrastructure alone does not establish compliance.

The right choice depends on your existing systems, team, and workload requirements. We compare integration needs, managed services, security controls, and operating costs before recommending a platform. An organization already invested in Microsoft tooling may have different priorities from a serverless application team. We explain the tradeoffs and avoid selecting a provider before understanding what you need to operate.

We build native iOS and Android apps, with cross-platform options considered where they fit. Swift and SwiftUI support iOS development, while Kotlin and Jetpack Compose support Android. Native capabilities matter for biometric sign-in, camera workflows, background behavior, and field use. We assess device requirements, offline needs, and release plans before recommending native development or an alternative such as React Native.

Yes, we build GitHub Actions pipelines for web, mobile, and cloud delivery. The work can cover automated tests, builds, environment-specific deployments, secrets management, and mobile store-release workflows. We review your current process first, then prioritize risky manual steps and slow feedback loops. The objective is a repeatable release path with clear approval, monitoring, and rollback arrangements.

Yes, we collaborate remotely with companies across the United States. Dev Anchor serves Los Angeles, Orange County and Irvine, San Diego, and the Inland Empire without implying an office in every service area. Remote engagements can use shared roadmaps, architecture reviews, and project discussions. We agree on communication expectations and time-zone requirements when discussing your project.

We discuss your requirements before defining the scope and commercial terms. The initial conversation helps clarify the current platform, desired outcome, constraints, and responsibilities. Specific engagement models and prices have not been confirmed for publication, so this website does not list rates or package commitments. Contact Dev Anchor to discuss an appropriate scope and obtain terms for your project.

Send an enquiry or contact Dev Anchor directly to begin the conversation. Describe your current platform, the problem you want to solve, and any deadlines or integration requirements. You do not need a completed technical specification before reaching out. Avoid including passwords or patient information; we can discuss secure ways to share sensitive project details after the initial conversation.