Mobile apps

iOS and Android applications connected to your platform’s data and services.

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THE CHALLENGE

From the browser.
Into your pocket.

Mobile experiences have distinct requirements: unreliable networks, notifications, secure access and simple everyday actions.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

A clear scope.
A clear handover.

We design around the main user journeys, define APIs and authentication, develop the application and prepare distribution and updates.

  • iOS & Android applications
  • Cross-platform development
  • API-driven experiences
  • Push notifications
  • Authentication & user accounts
  • Payments & business integrations

FROM PLAN TO PRACTICE

The right decisions.
At every stage.

Start with a reason to use an app

We assess whether frequent access, notifications or device capabilities justify a dedicated application. Onboarding, sign-in and the most common task are mapped with unnecessary steps removed. The interface considers small screens, enlarged text, one-handed interaction and interrupted connectivity. Technology choices follow these requirements and the maintenance plan, helping distinguish a valuable mobile product from a website experience that simply needs better responsive design.

Connected information and controlled access

The app connects to your platform’s APIs with an explicit approach to local storage and permissions. Session expiry, credential renewal and recovery from failed requests are designed as normal states rather than unexpected exceptions. Notifications are tied to useful events and user choices. Payments and business integrations are reviewed against the specific flow and distribution requirements, with attention to what happens when a device or external service becomes unavailable.

Testing, distribution and future releases

We prepare test scenarios covering representative devices, network interruptions and changes in application state. Handover includes the agreed store distribution requirements and a practical approach to collecting errors. Ownership of accounts, updates and support is defined before release. After launch, evaluation focuses on completed tasks and obstacles to repeated use, recognizing that installation numbers alone do not explain whether the application is useful to its audience.

HOW WE CHECK THE RESULT

Working is the start.
It has to work for you.

We test sign-in, access renewal, denied device permissions, notifications and agreed actions on representative iOS and Android versions. Slow or failed networks are checked without assuming offline operation. Handover covers distribution and updates. Developer accounts, external subscriptions and app-store approval decisions have clearly separate responsibilities and limitations within the delivery plan.

TECHNOLOGY IN CONTEXT

iOSAndroidREST APIsOAuth

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Answers.
Clear from the start.

What working together involves, and what you need to know before we begin.

Do we need an app or a responsive website?

We look at frequency of use and functionality. An app makes sense when it uses device capabilities or supports recurring actions.

Can the app connect to our website?

Yes. It can share APIs and data, with access permissions adapted to mobile usage.

Is working without an internet connection automatically included?

No. We agree which data can remain on the device, which actions are allowed offline and how conflicts resolve after reconnection. Displaying cached content differs from safely synchronizing orders or edits. That behaviour needs its own design decisions and acceptance tests.

How are cost and timeline determined?

Scope, the state of your existing platform, dependencies and required checks. Before work begins, a specific proposal records deliverables, prerequisites and approval stages. Software licences, third-party charges and recurring services are separated so you understand what the engagement includes and what affects a later change.

What support will we have after handover?

We hand over the documentation and instructions included in the agreed scope. Responsibilities for daily operation, issue reporting and future requirements are defined. Ongoing support, updates and monitoring have an explicit, separately agreed scope rather than relying on an assumption that someone will take care of them.