Android and iOS apps your customers and your team actually keep on their phones.
Most of your customers spend their day on a phone. A good mobile app gives them a faster, simpler way to order, book, learn or get support, and gives your team a tool that works in the field. We design, build and publish apps for Android and iOS, and we stay with you after launch.
We start with the people who will use the app and the one job it must do well. From there we agree the screens and flows, build a first version you can test on a real phone, and refine it before it goes to the stores.
You can choose native apps for each platform or a single cross-platform codebase for Android and iOS together. We explain the trade-offs in plain terms and recommend the option that fits your budget, timeline and the features you need, such as notifications, maps, payments or offline use.
What a mobile app build covers
- Interface and interaction design made for small screens and touch.
- Android, iOS or both, native or cross-platform.
- A secure back end and admin panel so your team can manage content, users and orders.
- Integration with your website, payments, messaging and other systems.
- Store submission, release management and updates after launch.
What is included
Android app development
Apps for Android phones and tablets, built to run well across the wide range of devices people use.
iOS app development
Apps for iPhone and iPad that follow Apple design and review guidelines.
Cross-platform apps
One codebase for Android and iOS, so you reach both audiences with a shorter build and a single team to maintain.
Business and enterprise apps
Internal tools for sales, field work, delivery, inventory or approvals, connected to your existing systems.
E-commerce and service apps
Catalogue, cart, payments, bookings, order tracking and customer accounts in a mobile-first experience.
App maintenance and upgrades
Bug fixes, operating-system updates, performance tuning and new features after release.
Features
- Designed for touch
- Clear navigation, readable text and controls sized for thumbs, tested on real devices.
- Connected back end
- APIs and an admin panel so content, users and orders are managed without a developer.
- Notifications and offline use
- Push notifications and sensible behaviour when the connection is weak, where your app needs them.
- Secure by default
- Protected sign-in, encrypted connections and careful handling of personal data.
Benefits
- Closer to your customers
- Your service sits on the device people open every day.
- Faster daily work
- Staff capture orders, visits and approvals on the spot instead of back at a desk.
- One plan for both platforms
- We recommend native or cross-platform based on your goals, not on habit.
- Support after launch
- Releases, fixes and updates continue once the app is in the stores.
What you receive
- Product scope, user flows and screen designs
- Working Android and/or iOS app
- Back end, API and admin panel
- Store listings prepared and the app submitted
- Source code and technical documentation
- Testing report and a maintenance plan
Who it is for
- Businesses that want to serve customers through a mobile app
- Retail and service companies adding ordering, booking or loyalty
- Teams that need a field or internal app connected to their systems
- Founders building a mobile-first product
How it works
Our working process for mobile app development.
- 01
Step 1: Discovery & scope
Define the users, the main job of the app and the first release.
- 02
Step 2: Design & prototype
Screens and flows you can click through on a phone before development.
- 03
Step 3: Build & test
Development in short cycles with regular builds to review and testing on real devices.
- 04
Step 4: Release
Store submission, review handling and launch support.
- 05
Step 5: Improve
Monitor use, fix issues and ship updates.
Technologies and tools
- Flutter
- React Native
- Kotlin
- Swift
- Firebase
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- REST APIs
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Questions about this service
It depends on where your customers are. We look at your audience and budget first. A cross-platform build reaches both with one codebase, while a native build suits apps that need the most platform-specific behaviour.
Neither is better for every project. Cross-platform usually costs less and ships sooner. Native gives the deepest access to device features. We recommend one after we understand your features.
Yes. We prepare the listings, submit the builds and handle review feedback. The store accounts should be registered in your company name so you own them.
Yes. We build or use APIs so the app shares data with your website, back office, payment provider and other systems.
Phones and operating systems change every year, so apps need updates. We offer maintenance for fixes, compatibility and new features.