Vitalsply
Vitalsply LLC · Product studio

We build software products, ship them, and run them.

Vitalsply is a small studio that takes consumer software from a blank repository to a live business — design, engineering, payments, App Store, growth. We own and operate our own products, and we take on a limited number of outside engagements each quarter.

Operating today: CommitGraphics (iOS) · OfferAIO (web & iOS)

Products operated
TwoOwned end to end, not client work
Surfaces shipped
iOS & WebApp Store apps and production web apps
Engagement size
One teamThe people who build it are the people you meet
Time to first build
WeeksWorking software early, not a deck
01 — Practice

What we’re hired to do

Four areas. Most engagements start in one and grow into the rest, because shipping a product means owning everything behind the download button.

01

Product strategy & positioning

We turn a vague idea into a product with a defined buyer, a price, and a reason to be chosen. Scope cut to what actually earns the first revenue, and a plan for what comes after it.

  • Market & competitor teardown
  • Pricing & packaging
  • Roadmap to v1
02

Design & engineering

Interface design and full-stack build in one motion. Native iOS, modern web, AI features that do real work — built by the same people who designed them, so nothing gets lost in a handoff.

  • Native iOS (SwiftUI)
  • Web apps & APIs
  • AI/LLM product features
  • Payments & subscriptions
03

Launch operations

The unglamorous half of shipping: App Store review, listing and screenshots, billing and receipts, legal pages, analytics, support flows. We’ve done it enough times to make it routine.

  • App Store submission & review
  • Stripe & StoreKit
  • Infrastructure & deploys
  • Analytics instrumentation
04

Growth & retention

After launch, we run the loop: search visibility, conversion on the pages that matter, paywall and pricing experiments, and the funnel data that tells you which change actually moved money.

  • ASO & SEO
  • Landing page conversion
  • Paywall A/B testing
  • Funnel reporting
02 — Portfolio

Products we own and operate

We don’t only advise. Both of these were built, launched and are run day to day by Vitalsply — the same practice we bring to client work, with our own money on the line.

CommitGraphicsLive on the App Store

College commitment graphics from a single action photo.

High school and club athletes announce their commitment with a designed graphic — the kind athletic departments make. CommitGraphics produces one in about a minute: the athlete cut out of their photo, the school’s real colors behind them, COMMITTED, OFFERED or SIGNED set as type with their name, position and class year. Two finished designs per tap, sized for Instagram, Story and X.

Vitalsply built the app, the marketing site and the sport-specific landing pages, ships every release, and runs pricing and search experiments against the funnel.

Role
Owner & operator — product, design, engineering, growth
Platform
Native iOS app, marketing site
Model
Free to download, one-time purchase for finished HD graphics
Audience
HS, club and college athletes — football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer and beyond
Work
SwiftUI app, subject cut-out pipeline, school color database, StoreKit purchases, SEO landing pages, ASO, paywall testing
Status
Shipping — in active release cycle
OfferAIOLive · iOS in review

Auto-apply to the internships that actually fit you.

Students upload a resume once. OfferAIO reads it into an application profile, scores every new posting against their target titles, term, location and work style, then fills out and submits the applications that clear the bar — attaching the resume and answering questions from the profile. Anything it can’t answer honestly comes back to the student to handle.

Vitalsply designed and built the whole system: the matching engine, the application automation, the resume studio, billing, accounts and the admin tooling behind it.

Role
Owner & operator — product, design, engineering, infrastructure
Platform
Web app, companion iOS app
Model
Free tier, then monthly or per-semester plans
Audience
University students recruiting for internships
Work
Resume parsing & matching, automated application submission, Resume Studio, Stripe billing, Google & Apple sign-in, admin dashboard
Status
Live and taking customers
03 — Approach

How an engagement runs

No discovery phase that ends in a slide deck. We work in short cycles that each end with something you can open.

STEP 01

Define

One working session to agree what the product is, who pays for it, and what v1 deliberately leaves out. You get the scope and a fixed price before anything starts.

STEP 02

Build

Design and engineering run together in weekly cycles. Every cycle ends with a real build you can use — on device or on a URL — not a status report.

STEP 03

Launch

We handle review submission, billing, infrastructure, analytics and the launch pages, and stay on it until the product is live and taking money.

STEP 04

Operate

Optional and month to month: releases, experiments, search visibility and funnel reporting — or a clean handoff to your team with everything documented.

04 — Why Vitalsply

Operators, not advisors

We ship our own products

Every recommendation we make is one we’ve had to live with on CommitGraphics or OfferAIO — including the pricing calls and the App Store rejections.

One team, end to end

Strategy, design, engineering and launch sit with the same small group. Nothing is handed to a subcontractor, and nothing gets lost in translation.

Judged on outcomes

The measure of the work is a product in the store, a checkout that converts, and a funnel you can read — not hours logged.

05 — Contact

Tell us what you’re building.

We take a small number of engagements each quarter so that every one gets the whole team. If there’s a fit, you’ll hear back within two business days.

[email protected]

Vitalsply LLC · United States

What to include

  1. What you’re building, in a couple of sentences — and who it’s for.
  2. Where it stands today: idea, designs, half-built, or live and stuck.
  3. What “done” looks like, and when you need it by.
  4. The budget range you’re working with, if you have one.

Short and direct is fine. We read everything ourselves.