Mobile applications for your business
An app makes sense when it solves something a browser cannot solve the same way: working offline, using the camera, receiving notifications, or simply living on the client’s home screen. If your case needs none of that, we say so and build a web app instead, which costs less and is easier to maintain.
Book a meetingWhat it includes
- Android and iOS applications connected to your systems and your real data.
- Notifications, so what matters reaches the user without them having to check.
- Offline operation when the work happens on the road or in a warehouse.
- Support through publishing on the App Store and Google Play.
When it is worth it
- Teams working outside the office who currently enter everything when they get back.
- Businesses with recurring clients, where being on the home screen changes usage frequency.
- Operations that need camera, location or barcode scanning.
How we approach it
We start with the uncomfortable question: does this need to be an app? If the answer is yes, we define the smallest journey that already delivers value and ship that first. An app that does three things well gets used; one that does twenty half-way gets uninstalled.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an app or is a website enough?
If you do not need camera, offline use, notifications or presence in the app stores, a web app usually solves it just as well and costs considerably less. We assess it in the first meeting, without overselling.
Does it work on Android and iPhone?
Yes. We develop for both platforms from a single codebase, which is what makes maintaining an app viable without doubling costs.
Can it connect to the system I already have?
Yes, and that is usually the point: the app tends to be a new window onto data that already exists, not a parallel system.