Batch notes from the assistant
Ferment completeBuild ready on both platforms
Push via OneSignal
Release check

REALITY BREWING LIMITED

Brewed for both platforms. Poured when ready.

Reality Brewing Limited designs, builds, and ships iOS and Android products like a careful batch — behavior, design, build, testing, release, and steady updates.

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Twin Taps

iOS and Android — one product plan

Every product from REALITY BREWING LIMITED ships for both platforms. Shared behavior, shared privacy model, native feel on each device. For years the studio has built mobile applications end to end: behavior, design, build, testing, release, and updates. A store listing is only the midpoint — products need calm updates, honest empty states, and a privacy model that does not invent a personal profile behind the user’s back.

We do not leave one store as an afterthought. Twin builds and a single approach to attribution and messaging keep the experience coherent across devices people already own.

  • One plan, two platform builds
  • Behavior mapped before pixels harden
  • Release and update cadence owned by the studio

Batch Sequence

How work moves from brief to both stores. The same sequence covers design systems, store-ready testing, release packaging, and the update cadence after launch — so both platforms stay aligned instead of drifting into twin products that only share a logo.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Goals, constraints, and the privacy model locked early.

  2. 02

    Behavior

    Flows, empty states, and assistant boundaries drawn before chrome.

  3. 03

    Build

    iOS and Android implementations with shared product rules.

  4. 04

    Prove

    Device testing, accessibility passes, performance checks.

  5. 05

    Ship

    Store release, then measured updates — not silent drift.

Let it ferment. Ship both taps. Keep the cellar clean.

REALITY BREWING LIMITED
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Cellar board

Capabilities framed as brewery tools — what the studio actually ships.

Behavior

Flows and edge cases written before visual polish.

Design

Surfaces that read clearly on small screens.

Build

Native-feeling iOS and Android implementations.

Testing

Device checks, a11y, and release candidates.

Release

Store submission with a calm checklist.

Updates

Measured changes after launch, not churn.

Cellar Assistant

Software that talks — with clear limits

The in-app AI assistant can talk with users inside the product. It is not a human and it is not professional advice. What someone writes is used only to answer that person. Messages are not passed to other users. The apps build no personal profile; people do not send personal data to each other through the product.

Attribution uses Singular. Push notifications use OneSignal. The only identifying item for those systems is a unique id — not a nameplate assembled from contacts or precise location.

  • Not a human
  • Not advice
  • Reply-only use
  • No cross-user share

Unique id

Attribution and push rely on a unique id — not a personal dossier.

Singular

Attribution uses Singular so install and campaign signals stay measurable.

OneSignal

Push notifications use OneSignal. Delivery is tied to that unique id.

Cellar Rules

No personal profile from name, email, phone, contacts, or precise location.

Privacy policy

Open the Hatch

Write to REALITY BREWING LIMITED at [email protected]. Privacy and Terms sit one tap away. The longer documents repeat the same facts with effective date October 2026: Singular for attribution, OneSignal for push, a unique id as the identifying item, an assistant that is not a human and not professional advice, and no user-to-user personal data path.

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