Services

Mobile development

We build iOS and Android apps that are straightforward to scale and support.

What’s included

We build customer, internal, and companion mobile products. A hybrid / cross-platform approach is used when it speeds up release and keeps iOS and Android in one codebase.

We cover the usual product needs: auth, push, camera and files, offline, and sync with a web platform or API.

Business apps
Customer apps
Internal company apps
SaaS mobile apps
E-commerce apps
CRM/ERP mobile clients
Offline support
Push notifications
Authentication
Camera and files
API integrations

What we build

Customer apps

Catalog, orders, status, profile, support.

Field service

On-site tasks, geo, photos, offline, and sync.

Order management

Intake, statuses, notifications, history for staff and customers.

Booking apps

Slots, confirmation, reminders, payments if needed.

Internal employee apps

Company workflows without forcing a desktop UI in the field.

Companion apps

A mobile layer on top of an existing web platform or CRM/ERP.

Problems we solve

The web UI is awkward in the field or on the go
The team runs operations in messengers instead of one app
Offline work and later sync are required
Store release is slow or unreliable
The web product exists, the mobile client does not
Push and deep links are missing from the product flow

Technologies

App layer

Capacitor
Ionic
Angular
React
TypeScript

Data & backend

REST API
Firebase
Firebase Crashlytics

Device & release

Push notifications
Native device integrations
App Store
Google Play

How we work

01
Flows
Who uses the app in the field, what must work offline, which devices.
02
Navigation & UX
Short one-hand flows and honest error states.
03
Client architecture
API, cache, push, crash reporting, build flavors.
04
Build
A shared iOS/Android codebase where it actually pays off.
05
Device QA
Real scenarios, screen sizes, and poor connectivity.
06
Release
Builds, store listings, launch, and follow-up updates.

Why work with us

One cycle with the web platform when the app is not a standalone backend
Cross-platform where it lowers the cost of support
Stores, push, and crash analytics are planned early
We don’t sell native-for-native’s-sake if hybrid solves the job

Deliverables

iOS and Android builds
Store release or listing preparation
Push and basic crash reporting wired in
An update playbook
Code and store access as agreed

Need an app people will actually open every day?

Tell us who the user is and what must work offline: we’ll size a realistic first version.

Talk about the app

Let’s discuss your project

Describe the task: we’ll suggest the most practical way to build it.