KB Labs

KB Labs

Turn any idea Into an app

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KB Labs breaks down apps down into "lego building blocks" and gets them built for a fair, transparent, component-by-component price. Our app lets you turn your idea into a shopping list of components that can then be spec'd and scoped out easily.
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Filippo Mursia
Tailry
Mmm not to be mean but, I'm not sure this belongs here? It's just an agency that sell overpriced landing pages. I don't see any innovation.
Brandon Hsiao
KB Labs
Maker
@mrdobelina Hi Filippo, thanks for the feedback on our landing page — we could definitely do a better job of communicating our product. Please see my post below.
James Pearson
Commercial spam, no community value.
Edison Espinosa
@fearmediocrity there's been so many agencies on PH I wish we would have said the same thing
Edison Espinosa
10k?? Someone can legit just look up to make an instagram clone and learn from that
Brandon Hsiao
KB Labs
Maker
Hi PH, We built KB Labs to solve the problem of non-technical users having a difficult time getting an app built. You can get a quote from dozens of agencies and contractors, but the price will often be capricious and arbitrary. We believe the solution to this is to have component-based pricing. Because we deal specifically with the idea -> prototype stage, all apps are basically a mix of about 15-20 components — map integration, marketplace, live messaging, payments, etc. This lets us price each item pretty much formulaically, so the user can pay on a more transparent, per-feature basis. We've built a pricing calculator that lets you, in a dozen taps, get a more or less accurate estimate. This is barring any extremely anomalous exceptions that we haven't anticipated, but that's the great thing — most prototypes need roughly the same things. The calculator is still a WIP which we'll iterate on and improve over time. In addition to pricing, our focus on prototyping and our component-based model of development means we can get things built faster. Based on the 15-20 components that the vast majority of prototypes are made of, we have a reusable framework/toolkit that allows our network of developers to easily mix and match basic components into an app, with minimal tweaking to meet each app's specific needs.