A small studio, on purpose.
Cloverwright is a new studio built around four practices — macOS, iOS, blockchain, and AI — that we think belong under one roof more often than the industry treats them. Native platform engineering and chain infrastructure are usually staffed by separate teams who barely talk to each other. We build both, and increasingly the AI work sits in the middle of the two.
We're early. We don't have a decade of client logos to show you, and we're not going to invent some. What we can offer instead is direct access to the people doing the work, a process that doesn't hide behind account managers, and an unusual amount of care about the categories we work in — software people trust with their money, their devices, and increasingly their data.
What you can expect working with us
Small on purpose
We'd rather stay small and take on work we can do well than grow a bench of juniors to fill capacity. Every engagement is staffed by people who can actually do the work, not manage someone else doing it.
Native, not wrapped
If it's going on a Mac or an iPhone, it's built with Swift and the platform's own frameworks — not a web view standing in for an app. Details like idle memory, VoiceOver support, and cold-start time are part of the spec, not an afterthought.
Boring infrastructure, on purpose
For anything touching a chain or real value, predictable and auditable beats clever. We'd rather ship something reviewable than something impressive that nobody besides us can operate.
Confidential when it needs to be
Some of the people who need this kind of work would rather not put a name, company, or email address in front of a form. We built a contact path that doesn't require any of that.
Want to work with us?
Tell us what you're building — standard intake, or Telegram if you'd rather stay off the record.