What is the difference between a clickable prototype and a full build?
A clickable prototype is every screen designed and linked, so you can click through it, show it and raise money on it, with nothing behind it yet. A full build is the same screens, built and working, with the automations wired in.
What do I get with a clickable prototype?
Every screen and state, on the desk and the phone, light and dark, its design system, and a developer handover that maps every screen to the work behind it. It gives you something real to show, and to raise money on.
What do I get with a full build?
Software that is designed, built and working, with the automations wired in. It is handed over, and we stay with it.
How much does software cost?
Software is priced by quote. Ask for a quote and it starts with the first call: an hour, all about your idea.
What software has Everything and Nothing made?
For The Machine, which turns one long video into short clips, Everything and Nothing made the whole clickable prototype, its design system and the developer handover; it is not live yet.
Does Everything and Nothing make mobile apps too?
Yes. Apps for the phone are made the same two ways, as a clickable prototype or a full build, and they have their own page: Mobile apps.