Apps for the phone in your customer's hand, and in your driver's
An app earns its cost when the phone does something a browser tab cannot: keep working with no signal, read a barcode, hold a driver's session all day, or send a notification that actually arrives. We build native where the hardware matters and cross-platform where reach matters — and we tell you which one your case is before you pay for either.
Native iOS and Android
Swift on iOS, Kotlin on Android. The right route when the app leans on the device: camera, background location, Bluetooth, secure storage, or performance a wrapper will not give you.
Cross-platform from one codebase
React Native or Flutter when the app is mostly screens and data. Both stores from one codebase halves the cost of every change that comes after launch.
Offline-first data
The app owns its data locally and reconciles when the network returns. A courier in a basement and a warehouse with no coverage are the normal case, not the edge case.
Push notifications and deep links
A notification that opens the right screen rather than the home screen — including the unglamorous half: tokens, silent delivery failures, and what happens after a reinstall.
Store submission and updates
Review rules, privacy declarations, signing and the update channel afterwards. Published under your developer account, not ours, so the app stays yours.
Companion apps for a system you already run
The phone half of a shop, an ERP or a booking platform, talking to the same database the web app already uses.
Field and courier apps
Routes, scans, signatures and photos captured offline and uploaded when a signal comes back.
Ordering and booking apps
Catalogue, cart, payment and order status, with notifications that follow the order instead of an inbox.
Loyalty and customer accounts
Cards, points, history and offers — the reason an app is still installed a month after the first order.
Apps that talk to hardware
Bluetooth scales, printers, scanners and terminals. The category where native is a requirement rather than a preference.
Installable web apps
When a store listing adds cost without adding reach: installable straight from the browser, no review queue, no thirty per cent.
Businesses whose customers are already on a phone
If most of your traffic is mobile and the checkout is where people drop out, an app is worth costing before another redesign.
Teams working away from a desk
Couriers, technicians, drivers, inspectors. People holding a phone in one hand, who need three taps rather than a form.
Anyone told they need both platforms
Sometimes they do. Often one platform plus an installable web app reaches the same audience for half the money, and that is worth an hour of arithmetic first.
A link beside a group means it is running in production in a project you can read about. The rest is what the team also covers.
Native
Cross-platform
Installable web
The back end an app talks to
In production: Bilingual electronics e-commerce
Start with the scope conversation. It costs nothing and it is usually one call.