It makes sense if…
- Your clients will use it often or on the go.
- You need things only phones do: camera, notifications, location, or working offline.
- You can take on maintaining it afterwards: accounts, servers, and stores.
Services
An app built so people actually use it
We handle everything: the idea, how it works, getting it into the stores, and keeping it going afterwards. So the app is a good decision, not a half-finished expense.
Is an app the right fit?
Look elsewhere if…
- A website that looks good on mobile already solves what you need.
- You don't yet know whether people will want that app.
- There's nobody to update it every few months.
What it's usually for
Working outside the office
For teams out and about: couriers, technicians, sales reps. So it works even when the signal drops.
An app for your clients
So they get in, understand it, and come back. That first, then we add features.
Bringing your service to mobile
We connect the app to what you already have behind the scenes, respecting how it works today.
What we decide before we start
One app for both phones or two separate ones
You can build one that works for iPhone and Android. We tell you when it pays off and when it doesn't, based on what you need.
What happens without internet
We decide what the app can do with no signal and how it catches up when the connection's back.
The stores and the permissions
Publishing on the App Store and Google Play has its rules. We plan for it from the start, not in a rush at the end.
Who maintains it afterwards
An app needs updates and someone in charge. We make that clear before launching.
What we deliver
The app with what matters
The screens and features that solve what we agreed, no filler.
Everything connected
The app talking to your servers, the user sign-up, and whatever's needed.
Ready to publish
Prepared and documented to get it into the stores and maintain it.
Where it usually goes wrong (and how we stop it)
Maintaining two phones costs double
iPhone and Android don't behave the same. We make it clear from the start so the cost doesn't surprise you.
The store rejects your app
Apple and Google have picky rules. We put them in the plan from day one so they don't block your launch.
After launch, nobody touches it
An abandoned app stops working on its own. We agree updates and support before handing it over.
What we lean on
One base or two, whatever suits
We can build one app for both phones or a tailored one for each. We choose by your case, not by fashion.
Usable without thinking
Few steps and no confusing screens. On mobile, every extra tap costs you users.
What it needs behind the scenes
Servers, notifications, and sign-up: only what the app needs and someone can maintain.
From idea to the stores
01
We define the use
Who uses it, what for, the main journey, and how we'll know it works.
02
We test how it feels
We show how it navigates before building it in full.
03
We build and connect
We develop by priority and test on real phones: permissions, errors, everything.
04
We publish and maintain
We back you through launch and make clear what's coming in the next version.
A similar case
PetroStock
A mobile, operational product we have documented.
The case we link is similar work. We don't hang numbers or results on it that we can't prove.
App questions
Does one app work for iPhone and Android?
Sometimes. It depends on what you need from the phone and how much you want to spend maintaining. We tell you straight.
Do you publish it in the stores?
We prepare and back you through publishing. We define it within the scope.
Do I need servers behind it?
If the app has users or stores data, almost certainly yes. We explain what's needed.
What happens after publishing?
It needs updates and support. It doesn't end on launch day.
Can I start small?
Yes, with just enough to test whether it works, as long as that doesn't hide the important stuff.
Related services
Do you have an app in mind, or one that's already giving you grief?
Tell us what you want it to do and who for. We'll help you decide what belongs in the first version.
Tell us the case