App · release 2.4
PlatformiOS · Android
SyncedOrders · accounts
StatusLive in both stores
Service
Mobile Apps
Apps your customers and teams open every day — fast, reliable and connected to your systems.
The problem
Customers expect to do everything from their phone, but your services live in spreadsheets, portals and inboxes that were never built for mobile.
What it is
A native-quality app for iOS and Android, built from one codebase, connected to your data and automation so actions in the app happen in your operation.
How it works
We design the flows with you, build the app and its API together, connect it to your existing systems, and ship through the App Store and Google Play with monitoring from day one.
How it runs
- Screens designed
- App and API built
- Beta tested
- Released and monitored
iOS and Android
One codebase, native look and speed on both platforms.
Connected
Live data from your CRM, ERP and internal tools.
AI inside
Assistants, search and automation built into the app.
Shipped and run
Store releases, crash reporting and updates handled.
Delivery
From first call to live system in seven weeks.
- Week 1
Flows
Map the journeys and design the key screens.
- Weeks 2–5
Build
App and API built together, demoed every week.
- Week 6
Beta
Real users test through TestFlight and Play testing.
- Week 7
Launch
Store release with monitoring and analytics live.
Outcomes
What it changes.
- From one codebase
- iOS + Android
- From first flows to store launch
- 7 weeks
Where it works
Customer apps
Bookings, orders, account management and support in one place.
Field and team apps
Checklists, inspections and job updates that sync to the office instantly.
Typical stack
- React Native
- Expo
- Swift / Kotlin
- Firebase
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
Security
Secure sign-in, encrypted storage on the device and in transit, least-privilege APIs, and app-store review compliance handled for you.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Usually one cross-platform codebase with native modules where they matter. You get both stores without paying for two separate apps.