Mobile Apps That Actually Solve Business Problems
Not every business needs an app. But if your team works in the field, your customers want self-service, or your mobile website isn't cutting it, a custom app might make sense.
When a Mobile Website Isn't Enough
Mobile websites work fine for most things. But they can't work offline, access phone hardware, or send push notifications. Sometimes you need an actual app.
Signs You Might Need an App
- Staff filling out paper forms and typing data later
- Mobile website doesn't work when internet is spotty
- Customers calling or emailing for things they could do themselves
What an App Gets You
- Works offline and syncs when connection returns
- Uses phone features like camera, GPS, and fingerprint
- Push notifications keep customers informed automatically
How We Build Mobile Apps
A 4-5 month process from idea to app store.
- 1
Understanding What You Need (Week 1-2)
We figure out what problem the app needs to solve. Not every business needs an app. We'll tell you honestly if a mobile website would work better.
- 2
Designing How It Works (Week 2-3)
We sketch out screens and user flows before writing code. You'll see exactly how the app will work before we build anything.
- 3
Building and Testing (Month 2-4)
We build the app and test it on real phones and tablets. Different devices behave differently, so we check everything works properly.
- 4
Launch and Training (Month 4-5)
We handle the app store submission and train your team. No point building something if people don't know how to use it.
What We Build
Different businesses need different kinds of apps. Here's what we typically work on.
Apps for Field Teams
Tools that work offline so your people can collect data and update jobs even without internet connection.
Customer Self-Service
Let customers book appointments, check their account, or get updates without calling your office.
Internal Tools
Custom apps that connect to your existing systems. Your team can handle business tasks from anywhere.
Connecting Your Systems
Making sure your app talks to your CRM, inventory, or whatever else you're already using.
Timeline and What to Expect
The planning process takes 12-20 weeks. Apps take longer than websites because we need to test across different phones and get approved by app stores.
Most businesses see whether the app is working for them within 6 months of launch.
Let's Figure Out If You Need an App
We'll look at what you're trying to solve and tell you honestly whether an app makes sense or if there's a simpler solution.