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One codebase, two platforms

One codebase, two platforms. We build in Flutter and React Native, wiring the app into your existing system.

Flutter, React Native, Android, iOS

A mobile app is the shortest path to your customer

A mobile app earns its place when it shortens something that today needs a computer or a call to the office: placing an order, reporting a fault, confirming a delivery, reading a meter. Before we write any code, we check that the path really does get shorter.

We build with Flutter and React Native, so one team and one codebase cover Android and iOS. That measurably shortens delivery and lowers the cost of maintenance, because every fix reaches both platforms at once.

Which of the two we pick depends on the project. React Native makes sense when your team already works in JavaScript and wants to share logic with the web app. Flutter wins where a polished interface and identical performance on both platforms matter most. We advise on that before the build, not after.

A mobile app rarely lives alone. Most often we build an API over your existing system, so the phone and the web panel work on exactly the same data.

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What we do in mobile app development

Customer-facing apps

Orders, bookings, loyalty programmes and purchase history, available without signing in to a website.

Apps for your staff

Tools for service teams, sales reps and drivers: field jobs, on-site photos, signatures and reports.

Working without signal

Offline mode with synchronisation once the connection returns, for apps used in the field or in a warehouse.

Push notifications

Messages triggered by events in the system: an order status change, a new job, a deadline reminder.

Device features

Camera, barcode scanning, location, fingerprint sign-in and mobile payments.

PWA

When a store install is unnecessary: a web app added to the home screen, with no release process to manage.

From idea to Google Play and the App Store

  1. 1

    Scope and use cases

    We establish who reaches for the app and in what situation. That decides which features make the first release.

  2. 2

    Interface design

    We design screens for both platforms, respecting what Android and iOS users already expect.

  3. 3

    Build and API

    The app and the API layer connecting it to your system or a new database are built in parallel.

  4. 4

    Testing on real devices

    We verify behaviour on actual phones, not only in an emulator. Test builds go out through TestFlight and Google Play test tracks.

  5. 5

    Release and updates

    We prepare developer accounts and store assets, and handle the releases that follow go-live.

Mobile technologies

For anyone who wants to know what we work with. If these names mean nothing to you, that is fine - this part is our job, not yours.

  • Flutter
  • Dart
  • React Native
  • TypeScript
  • Android
  • iOS
  • REST API
  • Push notifications
  • SQLite
  • PWA
  • Google Play
  • App Store

Questions and answers

What clients ask us most often

Will the app work on both Android and iPhone?

Yes, and from a single project. We write one codebase that runs on both systems - delivery is shorter and maintenance costs less than with two separate apps. Flutter and React Native are what we use for it; choosing between them is our job, not something you need to worry about. We only propose two separate apps when a phone feature will not work any other way.

Can a mobile app use our existing system?

Yes. We usually build an API on top of your existing database or system, so the mobile app and the web panel work on the same data.

Do you handle store releases?

Yes. We prepare builds, developer accounts and the assets required by Google Play and the App Store, and we handle later updates as well.

Can a web application behave like a mobile one?

Yes, as a PWA. Users add it to the home screen and use it without installing from a store. It is a good fit when the app does not need deep integration with the phone.

Your customers have a phone in hand

Describe what it should do and who for. We will advise whether Flutter or React Native fits better.

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