Mobile App Development
Apps for your customers and your operations.
Some tasks have to happen on a phone: ordering, booking, logging a site visit, approving a request. We design and build mobile apps focused on that task, with whatever backend they need, published under your company’s name.
Let's talk about your app01 / Problems and solutions
When an app makes sense
- Your customers do something regularly, and the mobile web isn't enough.
- Your field team reports on paper, loose photos and messages someone types up later.
- You want to test a product idea with real users before investing in everything.
- You have an app that's hard to maintain, and nobody wants to touch it.
Solution types
- Customer app
- ordering, booking, tracking
- Operations app
- internal or field teams
- MVP
- a first release to learn fast
- Companion app
- for an existing web platform
02 / What it includes
What the work includes
- Discovery: users, critical flows and first-release scope.
- Interface design for one-handed, on-the-go use.
- App development, plus its backend or API when needed.
- Testing on real devices.
- Guidance to publish the app on the App Store and Google Play from your own developer accounts.
We define the exact scope during discovery, not before.
03 / Process
- Discover
- Design
- Build
- Iterate
Standards
- A first release focused on what matters
- Flows tested with real people
- Performance and battery use that respect modest devices
- Accessible text sizes and contrast
04 / Technologies and work
Technologies
- Flutter
- Kotlin
- Supabase
05 / Frequently asked questions
- iOS, Android or both?
- Both are possible. With Flutter we build one app for iOS and Android; when a project calls for native Android development, we work in Kotlin. We decide together during discovery, based on your users and budget.
- Can I start with an MVP?
- Yes. It's often the best way to learn before building too much.
- Does my app need a backend?
- Almost always, if it handles accounts, data or payments. When it does, we design it alongside the app.
- Who publishes the app on the stores?
- The app is published under your own App Store and Google Play accounts, so it belongs to your company. We guide you through setting up the accounts and the whole release process.