Services / Mobile apps

Apps people still open in month six.

iOS and Android apps with the backend, admin and store release handled by the same team. Built so updates are routine and reviews stay clean.

When an app is worth building

An app earns its place when people need it in their pocket. These are the signals we look for.

What we ship

The kinds of apps we build most, each one live or in active delivery with a client.

01

Member apps

Booking, access, community and payments for people who come back every week.

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02

Marketplace apps

Listings, bookings, offers and verification on the phone, synced with the web portal.

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03

Alert and monitoring apps

Real-time alarms, camera feeds and acknowledgements when every second counts.

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04

Fitness and wellbeing

Workouts, progress tracking, matching and habit loops built for daily use.

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05

Scan and capture apps

Camera-led flows for documents and IDs, with status tracking afterwards.

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06

Field operations apps

Duties, pickups and live maps for crews who are never at a desk.

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07

Booking and travel apps

Search, results, property detail and payment in one flow.

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08

Location and safety apps

Live location shared with trusted contacts, on the user’s terms.

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09

Reference and learning apps

Content people need fast: codes, courses and modules, searchable.

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10

Social and media apps

Feeds, friends, channels and live streams, with moderation built in.

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Live on both stores, second phase shipped.

Home Offerz lets buyers bid on property with proof of funds checked before an agent sees the offer. We designed and built the iOS and Android app, the agent portal and the admin, then shipped a second phase in 2024.

3Products, one backend
2Phases delivered
LiveApp Store and Google Play
Read the Home Offerz case study →

How an engagement runs

The same people stay with you from the first workshop to launch day. No handoffs between strategy, design and engineering.

Weeks 1–2

Discover and define

Requirements, the cross-platform or native decision in writing, and a fixed scope.

  • Stakeholder interviews
  • Platform decision rationale
  • Backend and admin scope
  • Fixed-scope proposal
Weeks 2–4

Design and prototype

Core flows in Figma, then a tappable prototype you can put in front of users.

  • Flow mapping
  • iOS and Android conventions
  • Tappable prototype
  • Sign-off on flows
Weeks 4–12

Build and beta

Two-week sprints with TestFlight and Play beta builds after each one.

  • Demo every two weeks
  • Beta builds for your team
  • Backend and admin in parallel
  • QA on real devices
Weeks 12–16

Store release and handover

Store listings, review submission, a 30-day warranty and the source code in your accounts.

  • Store assets and submission
  • Crash and performance checks
  • 30-day warranty
  • Code and documentation handover

Time and scope

8–16 weeks

Typical timeline

A focused MVP with login, core features and a backend runs 8 to 12 weeks. Apps with subscriptions, content and payments run 14 to 20.

Devices, backend, integrations

Whether you need both platforms, how much backend and admin is new, and which device features are involved.

Builds you can hold

You hold a beta build every two weeks. Scope changes go through a change note before they reach a sprint.

What you can hold us to

One codebase where it fits

Flutter for most apps, so iOS and Android ship together and stay in step. Native Swift or Kotlin when the hardware or performance needs it.

Backend and admin included

An app is only half the product. The API, admin panel and notifications are built by the same team, in the same sprints.

Store releases handled

Listings, screenshots, review notes and rejections are ours to manage. Your developer accounts stay in your name.

Built to be updated

Feature flags, crash reporting and versioned APIs mean the next release is a routine, not a risk.

The stack

Picked during scoping, based on your systems and who will maintain the product after us.

Cross-platform

iOS and Android from one codebase.

FlutterDartReact Native

Native

When the platform matters most.

SwiftSwiftUIKotlinJetpack Compose

Backend

APIs, real-time and push.

Node.jsFirebaseWebSocketPostgreSQL

Release

Builds, crashes and stores.

TestFlightPlay ConsoleFCMCrashlytics

Questions we get asked

Native or cross-platform?

Cross-platform with Flutter for most apps: one codebase, faster delivery, lower upkeep. Native when you need deep hardware access or your in-house team already maintains native code.

Do you submit to the App Store and Play Store?

Yes. We prepare the store assets and copy, submit for review and handle any rejection. Accounts stay in your name.

Can you fix or take over an existing app?

Yes. We audit it first and tell you honestly whether to continue, refactor or rebuild.

Will you build the admin panel too?

Yes. Almost every app we ship comes with a web admin for content, users and reports.

What happens after launch?

A 30-day warranty covers defects. After that, most clients keep us on a monthly retainer for updates and OS changes.

Tell us what you
want to build.

You will speak with an engineer who has shipped this kind of work, and get a straight read on scope, timeline and whether we are the right fit.

Other practices

Web platformsPortals, marketplaces and operations software where many roles touch the same data.AI and automationWe put AI inside the workflows your team already runs: reading documents, matching records, routing work and drafting replies.UI/UX designResearch, flows and high-fidelity screens in Figma that engineers can build without a follow-up meeting.Cloud and DevOpsCloud setup, deployment pipelines and monitoring that make releases routine.SEO, AEO and GEOSearch now has two front doors: Google results and AI answers.