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Product Rebuild & Redesign

A total transformation for mature products. We preserve your business logic but rebuild the rest—combining world-class UX/Branding with enterprise-grade engineering (powered by our 8-year tech partnership).
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SportsTech
BestOdds. The market, with no blind spots.
Sports
Commerce
Kydlabs. Live music, authenticated.
Commerce
SaaS
MollyBet. Global liquidity, one terminal.
SaaS
SportsTech
Outlier. Pro betting intel, simplified.
Sports
Symptoms

You’ve outgrown your own product.

The "Legacy" Anchor. Shipping features takes weeks.
Visual Fatigue. Your UI looks dated. It kills user trust.
Disconnect. Great marketing, outdated product.
Performance Cap.
Tech crashes at x10 growth.
Unsure where to start? Get a deep health check.
Brand Health Check
Architecture Review
Competitor Benchmarking

What we do.

From strategy to code: A complete relaunch:

1

Audit & product strategy (The Brain)

We audit your current state and competitors. We don't just copy; we invent new features and opportunities to monetize that you haven't thought of.
2

Brand identity (The face)

A fresh visual language that finally matches the high quality of your software. We align your look with your logic.
3

Scalable design system

We engineer a modular UX/UI architecture to let your product grow without visual chaos.
4

Engineering & modernization (The engine)

Powered by Push, our strategic partner. They build the rock-solid backend and cloud architecture. Core Stack: React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, Flutter, AWS/GCP.

Real-world rebuild in action:

Opticodds

Redesigned the marketing site end-to-end, tripling inbound demo requests.

Before
After
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Bestodds

Redesigned from an editorial affiliate site into a product-led betting platform.

Before
After
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Process

The "Phoenix" roadmap.

Phase 1

Discovery & deconstruction.

Audit of logic, database, and competitors. Mapping the "Golden Features" to keep and the "Dead Weight" to cut.
Phase 2

Brand & UI/UX.

Creating the visual language and a scalable UI System. Prototypes of the new interface and brand book approval.

Visual proof.

We deliver 1–2 high-fidelity screens to demonstrate the future look & feel.
Phase 3

The core rebuild.

Development sprints for pixel-perfect UI implementation. Building the new backend and frontend while your old product keeps running.
Phase 4

Migration & launch.

Safe transfer of user data. Beta testing. Marketing asset delivery. The big switch-over.
Our Philosophy

Modernization without the risk.

Business logic reservation.

We respect what works. We reverse-engineer your proven logic and port it to the new shell. You keep your "secret sauce," but now it runs faster.

Faster time-to-market.

No more "waterfall" development where you wait 2 years for a release. We launch modules in parallel, delivering value quickly.

Parallel running. Zero downtime.

Your old product keeps earning money while we build and test the new one alongside it.
Offer

What you get

Brand & experience

  • New visual identity
  • Scalable Design System

Code & architecture

  • Clean source code
  • API documentation

Infrastructure

  • Cloud setup (AWS /GCP)
  • Clear documentation

Full transparency

  • Detailed reports
  • Budget tracking
Engagement Model

Phased Billing

Weekly reports
Payment model

Agile Delivery

2-week Sprint Demos
Roadmap

Deep Integration

Slack, Figma & GitHub sync
Workflow

Not sure where to start? Let’s discuss your specific case.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How will you work with our in-house team?

We don't replace your team — we extend it. Your PMs and engineers stay in the loop on Slack, Figma and GitHub. We align on architecture, coding standards and deployment so that, after launch, your team can confidently maintain and evolve the new product without vendor lock-in.

Do we have to rebuild the entire product at once?

No. We can focus on the most critical modules first — for example, onboarding, trading flows or admin dashboards — and modernise the rest in later phases. This staged approach reduces risk and lets you see ROI earlier while still moving toward a full relaunch.

We already invested in a redesign before and it didn't move the needle. How is this different?

Most redesigns focus only on looking modern. Our rebuild starts from product strategy, analytics and revenue mechanics. We keep the logic that works, remove features that don't, and connect UX, brand and engineering to concrete metrics like activation, retention and ARPU — not just aesthetics.

Can you keep my database structure during a redesign?

Yes. We specialize in Refactoring. We audit your current logic, keep what works, and update the UI/UX layer to modern standards without disrupting your backend data structure. We migrate your data to the new structure safely.

How does the contract work with Push?

Transparency first. You sign direct contracts: one with Flatstudio (Strategy & Design) and one with Push (Engineering). This ensures zero hidden margins for you. However, we work as a single squad. Flatstudio manages the design supervision, ensuring Push builds exactly what we designed. You get two contracts but one seamless team.

Do I need to pause my business?

No. We build the new version in parallel. Your users switch only when it's perfect.

Will you help with the marketing website too?

Absolutely. We redesign your product AND your marketing site to ensure the brand is consistent everywhere.

Is this a fixed-price project or a time-and-materials engagement?

We use phased, scope-based billing. Each phase (strategy, brand, UX/UI, engineering, launch) has a clear scope, estimate and deliverables. You always see what you are paying for per phase and can adjust priorities between phases as your business needs change.

How long does a full rebuild usually take?

Timelines depend on complexity, but most full rebuilds take between 4 and 9 months from discovery to launch. We break the work into phases with clear milestones, so you can see progress every 2 weeks and start using parts of the new system before the final switch-over.

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