Software · Web and mobile
Mobile apps
Apps for iPhone and Android phones that customers or staff use every day, built native or cross-platform.
A mobile app earns its place on a phone by doing one job better than the website. We design and build apps for customers and field teams, choosing native Swift and Kotlin or cross-platform Flutter and React Native based on what the app needs. Offline use, notifications, payments and app store review are planned from the start.
What we build
- Customer apps for ordering, bookings, loyalty and account management
- Field staff apps for visits, deliveries, inspections and photo capture
- Offline-first data storage that syncs when the network returns
- Push notifications segmented by user, location and behaviour
- In-app payments with UPI, cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay
- App Store and Google Play listings, review submissions and release pipelines
DemoInteractive · sample data
Try it live.
A working sample with made-up data. It runs in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.
What it does well
Native or cross-platform
Swift and Kotlin for device-heavy apps; Flutter or React Native for one shared codebase.
Works offline
Data is stored on the phone and synced later, so field staff keep working without signal.
Device features
Camera, GPS, barcode scanning, biometrics and Bluetooth are used where the app needs them.
Crash reporting
Crashes and slow screens are reported with device details so they can be fixed quickly.
Staged releases
New versions roll out to a small share of users first, then to everyone.
Accessible design
Dynamic text sizes, screen readers and colour contrast are tested on real devices.
Questions
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform with Flutter or React Native suits most business and customer apps and saves building everything twice. Native Swift and Kotlin are better for heavy use of the camera, Bluetooth, background tasks or complex animation. We decide from your feature list.
Do we need an app, or would a website do?
If customers visit rarely, a fast mobile website or a progressive web app is often enough. An app pays off when people use it weekly and need notifications, offline access or device features such as the camera and Bluetooth.
Will you publish the app to the stores?
Yes. We prepare store listings, screenshots and privacy declarations, submit for review and handle any feedback from Apple or Google. The developer accounts are set up in your company’s name, so you own the apps.