We design and build iOS and Android apps for businesses whose customers or field teams need software in their pocket, using native or cross-platform tools depending on what the product actually needs.
Building an app is easy to start and hard to sustain. It has to be released through two stores, work across a wide range of devices, handle poor connectivity, and be updated every time the operating systems change. An app that is built quickly and never maintained becomes a liability.
The first question is therefore whether you need an app at all. Sometimes a well-built mobile website or web app serves customers better and costs less. When an app is the right answer, we build it to last.
Products that live in your customers' pockets.
Ideal for: Businesses whose customers or field teams need software on the move.
- 01iOS & Android applications
- 02Cross-platform builds
- 03Offline-capable experiences
- 04Push notifications & deep links
- 05App Store & Play Store release
- 01
Decide what must be an app
We separate what truly needs a native app, such as offline use, notifications, camera or device access, from what a web app can do. That keeps scope honest and cost proportionate.
- 02
Prototype the flow
Clickable prototypes let you and your users try the app before it is built. Mobile screens leave little room for error, and a bad flow is far cheaper to fix on paper.
- 03
Choose the right build approach
Cross-platform development with Flutter suits most business apps, giving one codebase for iOS and Android. Fully native builds make sense when the product needs deep platform features. We explain the trade-off rather than defaulting to one.
- 04
Release and maintain
We handle App Store and Play Store submission and, because both platforms change every year, offer ongoing maintenance so the app keeps working as devices and operating systems update.
Customer apps
Booking, ordering, loyalty or account apps for businesses whose customers return often enough to justify an icon on the home screen.
Field and staff apps
Tools for teams working away from a desk: collecting data on site, updating jobs, capturing photos, with offline support where connectivity is unreliable.
Companion apps to an existing system
A mobile front end for a web platform you already run, such as the staff or member side of a management system.
Notifications and deep links
Push notifications and links that open the right screen, so a message about an appointment lands the customer on that appointment.
Technology we use for this
- Flutter
- Native Android
- Native iOS
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
Other solutions
Ready-made systems
We do not publish fixed prices, because no two businesses need exactly the same thing. You receive a written quote after we understand what you need, with the full breakdown before you commit to anything.
What affects the price
- iOS, Android or both, and native versus cross-platform
- Number and complexity of screens and user roles
- Offline use, push notifications and device features
- The back-end, accounts and integrations behind the app
- App Store and Play Store release
- Ongoing maintenance as operating systems change
Do I need a mobile app, or will a mobile website do?
If customers use your service occasionally, a fast mobile website or web app is usually enough and cheaper. An app earns its place when you need offline use, push notifications, device features such as the camera, or a daily-use habit. We will tell you honestly which side you are on.
Should the app be native or cross-platform?
For most business apps, cross-platform with Flutter gives one codebase for iOS and Android at lower cost and with faster updates. Native is better when you depend on advanced platform features or maximum performance. We recommend based on your requirements.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store release?
Yes. We prepare the listings, builds and submissions and deal with review feedback. Developer accounts should be registered in your name so you always own the app, and we guide you through that.
Can the app work without an internet connection?
Yes, where the product needs it. Offline support means deciding what is stored on the device and how it syncs when connectivity returns, which we design deliberately rather than bolt on.
What does maintenance involve after launch?
Updating the app for new iOS and Android versions, fixing issues, monitoring crashes and adding features. We offer this as an ongoing plan, or hand over to your own team with documentation.
Tell us what you're trying to solve. We'll figure out the technology.