Web
Web and mobile apps for companies
An app earns its place when people use it every day. That takes clear flows, solid sign-in and data, and someone who looks after it after launch.
Customer portals and internal tools
Portals where customers see orders, documents and invoices, and internal tools that replace spreadsheets and manual steps. These are often the apps that save the most time.
SaaS products
A product sold to many customers needs accounts, roles, billing, separate data per customer and a way to ship updates without downtime.
Mobile apps
Apps for iPhone and Android, built natively or with one shared code base. The choice depends on what the app does with the camera, location, notifications and offline use.
Design and testing with real users
Wireframes and clickable prototypes are tested with the people who will use the app before the build starts. It is cheaper to change a sketch than finished code.
Security and operations
Sign-in, permissions, backups, monitoring and updates are planned from the start. An app that holds customer data has to be run, not just launched.
Questions we get
Web app or native mobile app?
A web app reaches everyone through the browser and is cheaper to run. A native app is worth it when you need the camera, notifications, offline use or a place in the App Store.
Who owns the code?
Ownership is written into the contract before the work starts.