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Mobile app development builds apps for iPhone and Android that your customers or staff will actually use: for ordering, booking, self-service, field work or keeping in touch. We start by checking whether an app is the right answer, then design, build and publish it, and keep it working as operating systems change.
Does this sound familiar?
An app is a commitment: people have to install it, and you have to maintain it. It pays off when it does something your website cannot.
- 01Customers ask for an app, but you are not sure what it should do that your website cannot.
- 02Your staff work in the field with paper forms or spreadsheets.
- 03You had an app built once, and it stopped working after a few operating system updates.
- 04Your app has poor reviews in the App Store and Google Play.
- 05Building for both iPhone and Android seems to double the cost.
- 06You have an idea for an app, but no clear picture of what the first version should include.
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What we build
We build apps with a clear purpose, starting from the smallest version that delivers value.
01
Scoping
What the app must do, for whom, and whether a mobile-friendly website or web app would serve the purpose just as well.
Start small
A first version with the core features gets into users' hands sooner. Their behaviour then shows what to build next.
Built to be kept up to date
Apple and Google update their systems every year. We plan maintenance from the start, so the app keeps working and stays in the stores.
How it works
Scope
Purpose, users, core features and success criteria.
Design and prototype
Key screens tested with users.
Build
Development in short cycles, with regular test versions for you.
Test and publish
Testing on real devices, then submission to the stores.
Maintain and grow
Updates, monitoring and new features based on use.
An app idea, but no clear first version?
Book a call and we check whether an app is the right answer.
What determines the cost
We do not publish prices. The effort depends on features and integrations:
- 01
Features
Each feature adds design, development and testing.
- 02
Platforms
Separate native apps mean two codebases.
- 03
Back end
Building a new back end adds substantial work.
- 04
Integrations
Each integration adds development and testing.
- 05
Offline use
Offline sync is complex to build well.
- 06
Maintenance
Apps need regular updates to keep working.
What you get
- 01A clear scope for the first version, and the decision whether an app is the right choice
- 02Designs tested with users
- 03An app for iPhone and Android, connected to your systems
- 04Publication in the App Store and Google Play
- 05Maintenance and updates for new operating system versions
Small enough to care. Senior enough to matter.
No account managers between you and the people doing the work. The person on the call is the person in the data.
Meet the team →Frequently asked questions
Do we need an app, or is a website enough?
If people use it often, need features such as offline use or notifications, or use it in the field, an app can make sense. Otherwise a good mobile website is often enough.
Do you build native or cross-platform apps?
Mostly cross-platform, with one codebase for both platforms, unless the app needs something only native development can do well.
Who owns the app and the code?
You do, including the store accounts, which are set up in your company's name.
What happens after launch?
We monitor, fix issues and update the app for new operating system versions, and plan further features with you.
Tell us what the app should help people do.
A few sentences about the idea are enough. A person replies within two working days.