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Short answers towhat people ask.

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The studio

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Working together

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What it runs on

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Questions

Everything people ask before the first call.

9 questions in 3 groups. Open the one you came for.

The studio

What this is, where it sits, who runs it.

  • What is TNAADO Labs?

    An app studio in Miami. We make our own apps. We also build software for other companies: apps, websites, databases and payment flows.

  • Where is the studio?

    Miami, Florida. Downtown, at 777 Brickell Avenue. We meet in person when it matters and work remotely the rest of the time.

  • Who is behind it?

    Ethan Daley opened TNAADO Labs in Miami in April 2026 and runs it as CEO. The rest of the studio is listed on the team page.

    The team

Working together

How a project starts, and what you can expect back.

  • Do you take on client work?

    Yes. It is half of what we do. What we build lists the nine kinds of work we take on, and where we stop on each one.

    What we build
  • How does a project start?

    With a call. You tell us the problem, we say yes or no, and if it is not for us we point you at someone better. It is free and it takes half an hour. The four steps after that are on how it runs.

    How it runs
  • How fast do you reply?

    Within 48 hours, at any of our addresses. We read the inbox each morning. If it is urgent, write [email protected] and say so in the subject line.

  • Something else?

    Write [email protected] or use the contact page.

    Contact

What it runs on

The stack, and which platform comes first.

  • What do you build on?

    Supabase, Postgres, Vercel, Next.js, Swift, Stripe, Google Cloud, Cloudflare and a handful of others. Every one of them runs our own products first. All 17 of them, and what each is used for, are on the tools we use.

    The tools we use
  • Do you build for Android?

    Not first. iPhone comes first. Android costs more and is quoted separately. Where one codebase covers both, we use it.

Still deciding?

Open any of the nine groups for the full list, and where we stop.