Some products need a true native app. Most business systems just need to be on the phone, branded and installable. We do both — and we'll tell you honestly which one your project needs.
Built from scratch as an Android application. Everything runs on the device — the database, the PDF generation, the backups — so the app works with no network at all. This is the right choice when the app must be fast, offline, or deeply integrated with the phone's hardware.
Your web platform, packaged inside a real native app — its own icon, splash screen and store listing. One codebase produces both the Android and iOS builds, so you get two apps for close to the effort of one, and updates ship without waiting on store review.
Yes — it installs, it has an icon, it runs full screen, it appears in the app stores, and it can use the phone's camera, files and notifications. What it isn't is a second codebase written separately for each platform: the screens are rendered from your web application inside a native container.
For staff-facing business systems — a booking desk, a service counter, a billing screen — that distinction makes no practical difference to the people using it, and it saves you from paying to build and maintain the same features three times over.
Where it does matter — heavy offline use, intensive graphics, tight hardware integration — we'll say so and build native instead. We'd rather scope it right than oversell it.
No surprises later — here's what's involved in getting an app into the stores under your name.
A one-time Google Play developer registration in your business name. We handle the build, signing and submission.
Required for iOS, renewed yearly. Apple's review is stricter and slower than Google's — worth planning for.
Logo, app icon and preferred colour. If you don't have them, we'll design them as part of the build.
For internal staff apps, we can hand you a direct-install APK instead — no store account, no review, no wait.
Before any store submission, all five web products can be added to a phone's home screen straight from the browser. Full screen, own icon, no address bar — enough for most teams, and available from the day you go live.
Talk about your appTell us how it'll be used — on a counter, in the field, offline — and we'll recommend the honest option.