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White-label software development, shipped under your brand.

Full source-level rebrands across SaaS platforms, Chromium browsers, mobile apps, desktop software, and browser extensions — your brand from the UI down to the code signing, with the source handed over, not held hostage.

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Why Entalogics for white-label builds

Four things every
white-label build actually needs.

The reasons clients pick us, in their own words. Each one is something most 'white-label' pitches promise and quietly don't deliver.

Ownership01

You own what ships, not what we let you use.

Source code transfer, no attribution requirement, no dependency on us to keep running. What you get at handoff is a product you could maintain without us — even though most clients don't want to.

Depth02

Rebrand at the source, not the surface.

A logo swap and a new color variable is not a white-label build — it's a reskin that breaks the first time someone opens dev tools. Omni's browser shows zero visible trace of its Brave origin because the work happened in the engine and UI layer, not a stylesheet.

Scale03

Multi-tenant from the schema up.

Per-client branding, custom domains, and reseller licensing built into the data model at the start — not bolted onto a single-tenant product after your first reseller asks for their own instance.

Scope04

Any product type, one delivery model.

SaaS platforms, Chromium browsers, mobile shells, desktop installers, browser extensions — the build differs, but the ownership, branding, and licensing discipline is the same across all five.

What we white-label

Five product types,
one delivery model.

What white-labeling actually means changes by product type. Here's the distinguishing detail for each one — not a repeat of what that product's own service page already covers.

01
SaaS platforms
Per-tenant theming, custom domains, and branded transactional email built into the data model from day one — not injected after launch. Every client of yours gets what looks like their own product, running on infrastructure you don't have to duplicate per tenant.
MULTI-TENANTSAAS
02
Chromium browsers
Full source-level rebrand of the Chromium/Brave engine — UI chrome, settings, about screens, default behaviors, all replaced. The same work behind Omni: a shipped browser with zero visible trace of its open-source origin.
CHROMIUMREBRAND
03
Mobile apps
A white-labeled mobile shell reused across client-specific builds — your branding, your app-store listing, your developer account — while the underlying codebase stays one maintained core instead of forking per client.
IOSANDROID
04
Desktop apps
Code-signed installers under your own certificate, your own auto-update channel, your own about screen — not a rebadged version of someone else's desktop build.
WINDOWSMACOSLINUX
05
Browser extensions
Your brand on the store listing, your icon in the toolbar, published under your own developer account across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari — built once, deployed under as many client identities as you need.
MANIFEST V3MULTI-STORE
VOICES

What founders say
on the record.

Verified feedback from Upwork, Clutch, and reference calls we're happy to set up before you sign anything.

Evan Kanouse

Evan Kanouse

CEO, Modestly

Entalogics has successfully delivered extension prototypes on time, and we are impressed with their project management and the finished product. The client communicates with Entalogics via virtual meetings, email, and messaging apps.
Adam Strock

Adam Strock

Founder, Flourish Schools

Collaborating with Entalogics was a great experience. Communication was clear, we aligned quickly, and their team delivered high-quality code on time with thoughtful technical decisions.
Giles Whitman

Giles Whitman

CTO, SentryBay

Their Chromium expertise helped us ship a hardened browser with live threat controls and enterprise rollout support. Security operations became significantly faster.
George Irvin

George Irvin

Founder, G3 Ventures LLC

Entalogics delivered our custom Electron browser in six months with isolated profile workflows and stable policy sync. Agent onboarding improved by 55% after rollout.
Dani Keo

Dani Keo

Project Manager, Sociall

Entalogics built our iOS Chromium-based mobile app with a smooth native feel, stable media rendering, and reliable sync. We shipped faster and improved engagement after launch.
Project Manager

Project Manager

RozmeriGPT

The web dashboard and Chrome extension now share prompts, billing, and analytics in one platform. Our content turnaround improved 4x after launch.
IIYA KHODAKOVSKY

IIYA KHODAKOVSKY

Project Manager, Omni Browser

Entalogics built our Omni Browser on top of Chromium with deep product-level execution. They implemented an integrated VPN and Omni Crypto Wallet directly in the browser, made strong architectural decisions, and delivered quality code on schedule with clear communication.
Sherzod Khabibullayev

Sherzod Khabibullayev

Project Manager, Digital Office: Aura

Entalogics built Digital Office: Aura as a custom Chromium-based authentication platform. Their team modified Chromium internals and integrated our manual custom authentication flow with reliable implementation, fast delivery, and consistent communication.
SELECTED WORK

Real products,
real ARR

Real rebrand work, not a mockup — the standard every white-label build gets held to.

All case studies

Ownership

What ownership
actually means.

Five things that separate a real white-label handoff from a vendor relationship you can't leave. All five are non-negotiable on every build, including Omni's.

01
You get the source, not a hosted black box.
Full repository access and a documented handoff — not a SaaS-of-a-SaaS relationship where the product silently depends on our infrastructure forever.
02
Nothing ships with our name on it unless you ask for it.
Omni's browser has zero visible Brave origin and zero visible Entalogics origin — the same standard applies to every white-label build, by default.
03
You hold the developer accounts.
Apple Developer, Google Play Console, Microsoft Partner Center, and code-signing certificates registered to your company — not routed through ours, and not something we can revoke.
04
Licensing terms in the contract, not implied.
What you can resell, sublicense, or white-label again to your own downstream clients gets written down before the engagement starts, not assumed after the fact.
05
Multi-tenant is architecture, not a feature flag.
Per-client theming, isolated data, and branded communications built into the schema from the first sprint — not retrofitted the first time a reseller asks for their own instance.

Read the full Omni case study for what this looked like on a 12-month rebrand.

ENGAGEMENT

Three ways to
work with us.

Nothing here bills by the hour. Pick the lane that matches your stage: a fixed-quote rebrand, or a standing team for a product shipping to more than one client.

FIXED SCOPEone-off build

Rebrand a product end to end.

For a defined product and a launch date

Fixed scope, fixed price, senior-only team. Source handoff and licensing terms written into the contract from day one.

  • Zero juniors on client work
  • Fixed quote after discovery
  • Code, infra, runbook — yours
Plan a fixed build
DEDICATED TEAMmonthly

A standing white-label team.

For agencies shipping white-label builds to multiple downstream clients

Senior engineers embedded with you for the length of the engagement — spin up a new client instance without spinning up a new team.

  • Same senior bar as fixed-scope
  • Embedded in your team
  • Direct line to the engineers
Hire dedicated engineers
ENGAGEMENTcustom

Standing multi-client partnership.

For a white-label product already live with more than one client

New client instances, new brand assets, new store listings — a standing partner who ships each one without re-explaining the architecture every time.

  • Priority turnaround on new client builds
  • Consistent ownership terms per client
  • Procurement-friendly paper
Talk to a senior engineer

Already know which product type you need rebranded? See Chromium browser development

Engagement shape

From brand intake
to handoff.

A typical white-label engagement, end-to-end. Ownership and distribution get scoped at week one — not bolted on after the rebrand is already built.

W01–02
Discovery & brand intake
Target product type, brand assets, multi-tenant/licensing requirements, and which parts of an existing build — if any — get reused versus rebuilt. Fixed quote at end of week 2.
W03–10
Core rebrand
Source-level rebrand of the UI layer and default behaviors, per-client theming and tenancy wired into the data model. Working build on staging by week 8.
W11–14
Ownership & distribution
Code-signing under your own certificate, developer-account transfer, licensing terms finalized. QA against the same 'zero visible origin' bar Omni's build was checked against before shipping.
W15+
Maintain & extend
New client instances, brand refreshes, and upstream syncs (Chromium, framework versions) as an ongoing retainer with the team that built it.

Stack

Rebrand stack.
Production-tested.

One core stack, applied across whichever product type your rebrand actually needs.

Rebrand layer
Source-level UI/engine rebrand · per-product tooling across Chromium, React Native, Electron/Tauri/Qt
Multi-tenancy
Per-client theming · isolated data · custom domains
Distribution
Code-signing & auto-update pipelines · App Store / Play Store / extension store publishing
Licensing
Contract-defined resale & sublicense terms
Languages
C++ · TypeScript · Kotlin/Swift · Go
Infra
AWS · code-signing & release pipelines
FAQ

Questions we get on almost every white-label call.

Don't see yours here? Ask us directly.

A reskin swaps colors and a logo on top of a shared product — the underlying code, backend, and often the vendor name are still visible if anyone looks closely. White-label means the rebrand happens at the source: no shared backend a client can be traced back to, no leftover references to the original product anywhere in the shipped build. Omni's browser is the clearest example — zero visible trace of its Brave origin, checked at the code level, not just the UI.
You do. Full source transfer, documented handoff, and licensing terms written into the contract before the engagement starts — not implied. Nothing depends on us staying involved unless you want an ongoing retainer.
Depends on the codebase and how it's licensed. We'll review what you have during discovery and tell you honestly whether a rebrand is the right move or whether starting fresh on a maintained core would cost less over time — we're not going to force a rebuild if the existing product doesn't need one.
Yes — that's the standing multi-client engagement model. Per-client theming, custom domains, and isolated data built into the architecture so spinning up a new client instance doesn't mean spinning up a new codebase.
It isn't a different team — it's a different starting point for the same work. If you already know you want a Chromium browser, go straight to Chromium Browser Development. This page exists for the more common case: knowing you want something white-labeled and needing to figure out which underlying product type actually fits.
That a full source-level rebrand holds up under real use — Omni shipped on Windows and Android with native VPN and MetaMask wallet integration built in, and nothing in the product traces back to Brave. It's the standard we hold every white-label build to, not a one-off.
Depends on the product type and how much of an existing build you're bringing versus building fresh. The week-two discovery phase gives real numbers for a fixed quote — Omni's full rebrand ran about a year; a smaller mobile or extension white-label runs considerably shorter.

Senior engineers

Tell us what you're white-labeling.We'll scope it this quarter.

Free 30-minute call with a senior engineer. By the end you'll have a real read on which product type fits and a realistic ship date — whether you build with us or not.