Mobile development
Apps for iPhone and Android, for your customers or for your team members.

We'll build your company's app, from the initial idea all the way to its release on the App Store and Play Store. Whether it's for your customers or the people who work with you, we'll integrate it with the tools you already use.
What's included
In half the cases we see, the answer is no. A well-designed website opens on your phone, can be pinned to the home screen, and doesn’t require anyone to download anything. An app makes sense when you need something a browser can’t do: notifications that come through even when the phone is locked, working without a signal, actual use of the camera or GPS, or when it’s a work tool that people open every day.
If you contact us about an app and we think a website would suffice, we’ll let you know before we give you a quote. It costs you less and saves both of us six weeks.
We build the app once, and it runs on both iPhone and Android. It’s not a compromise: for almost all business apps, the result is indistinguishable from two separate apps—and it costs half as much. When native code is truly needed—for hardware integration or performance at the limit—we write it just for that specific part and nothing more.
Developer accounts, app descriptions, screenshots, Apple review, updates. This is the part nobody talks about and that takes more time than it seems: Apple’s first review can be rejected for reasons that have nothing to do with the code. We take care of it, and we’ll let you know in advance that those two weeks need to be factored in, instead of finding out together at the end of the project.
An app that forces you to manually re-enter information that’s already in your business management system is one more problem, not one less. We integrate it with what you use (business management, inventory, customer database) so there’s only one set of data.
Apps become outdated faster than websites: iOS and Android update every year, and every now and then they break something that worked yesterday. If you keep the app with us, we’ll handle those updates. If you’d rather take it elsewhere, the code is yours, and anyone can continue developing it.