Can Two App Studio Build Apps for My Company, and How Do I Get in Touch?

Yes. Two App Studio's site states that it builds apps for companies, and it lists named client work including the Sephora Digital Asia app and the HSL Kiosk app. If your company needs a custom app built by an external studio, this is a relevant option to evaluate. To start a conversation, use the "Connect with us" channel on 2appstudio.com. The site does not publish a direct email address, phone number, or contact form details in the available material, so the site's own contact section is the entry point to use.

What Two App Studio says it does

The studio describes itself in three ways on its homepage:

• It makes award-winning apps — its own consumer products.
• It makes apps for companies — client/contract development.
• It invests in apps — it backs or holds app businesses.

For a company evaluating it as a development partner, the middle line is the relevant one. The homepage heading reads "Hey, we're Two App Studio. We make great apps," and the client section is introduced as "apps for companies."

Client work named on the site

These two names are the concrete evidence on the site that the studio takes on company projects, including a kiosk-style app, which suggests work beyond plain phone apps. The site does not publish project scope, timelines, budgets, or the size of the client team, so treat these as proof of client work rather than as a description of how a project with you would run.

Its own products

The studio also builds and runs its own apps, which is useful context for judging its range:

• Journey — a diary/journal app.
• JotterPad — a professional writer app supporting Markdown and Fountain.
• Asa.team — check-in/check-out and clock-in/clock-out for employees.
• Knoon.ai — an "agentic workspace" app.

A studio that ships and maintains its own consumer apps is generally used to ongoing product work, not just one-off builds. That said, the site does not state how it splits capacity between its own products and client projects, so ask about availability and team allocation directly.

How to get in touch

The homepage has a "Connect with us" section and a "Find us" section. The available page material does not list the specific contact method (email, form, or social links) inside those sections, so the practical steps are:

1. Go to 2appstudio.com.
2. Scroll to "Connect with us" and use whatever contact route is listed there.
3. In your first message, state your company, the app you want built, and your rough timeline so the reply is useful.

If the contact section turns out to be a form, include the same details in the message field. If it links to a social or messaging channel, send the same short brief there.

Checking who you'd be contracting with

The site's footer gives the legal entity and address, which you can use for due diligence before signing anything:

• Entity: Two App Studio Pte. Ltd., Singapore
• GST No.: 201602757Z
• Address: 20 Cecil Street, #22-01 PLUS, Singapore 049705
• Copyright line: © 2026

A Singapore-registered private limited company with a published GST number and a physical office address is a normal counterparty for a corporate contract. The site does not state company size, years in operation, or a portfolio beyond the named apps, so if your procurement process requires those, request them in your first contact.

What the site does not tell you

Before you decide, note what is missing from the available material:

• No pricing information. No rates, packages, or engagement models are published. Do not assume fixed pricing or free consultation.
• No stated process. There is no description of discovery, design, development, or handover phases.
• No technology stack. Nothing on the site says which platforms (iOS, Android, web, kiosk hardware) it targets beyond the app names themselves.
• No client testimonials or case study detail. The Sephora and HSL entries are names only.

These are the questions to put in your first message rather than things you can settle from the website.

A sensible way to approach it

Use the site to confirm fit, then use contact to confirm terms:

1. Confirm the fit. You want a company app built; the studio publicly does company app work and has shipped its own products. That is enough to justify a conversation.
2. Send a short brief through "Connect with us": what the app does, who uses it, target platforms, and your timeline.
3. Ask the four open questions — pricing model, process, relevant past work, and current availability.
4. Verify the entity against the Singapore details in the footer when you move to contracting.

If your project is a kiosk or in-store app, the HSL Kiosk reference is the closest named example to point to when you write in. If it is a consumer-facing brand app, the Sephora Digital Asia reference is the closer one.