An app people keep on their phone
Native iPhone and Android apps from one codebase, run from a web console, with alerts people choose.
Mobile apps
Most businesses need a good website before they need an app. An app earns its place when the same people come back every week: families checking a school calendar, members booking a class, crews looking up a job. It lives on their home screen and can tell them something the moment it matters.
We build apps the way we build sites: for one audience, with nothing on screen that isn’t needed. The app is written once in React Native and Expo and runs natively on iPhone and Android. Your staff post updates from a web console with roles and approvals, so nobody waits on a developer to announce a closed day.
What’s included
- A native app for iPhone and Android, written once in React Native and Expo
- A web console for your staff to post updates, with roles and approvals
- Push alerts by topic, which people turn on for themselves
- Calendar events people can add to the calendar already on their phone
- The App Store and Google Play listings, screenshots and review, handled with you
- No logins or personal data the app doesn’t need
Now building
Where it’s running
In beta now: a communications app for a school, on iPhone through TestFlight, with its first group of testers.
Questions
Do I need an app, or is a website enough?
Usually a website is enough, and it should come first. An app is worth it when the same people come back often and need to hear from you quickly. We will tell you which one you need, even when the answer is the smaller job.
Will it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. It is written once in React Native and runs natively on both. Each store reviews and lists it separately, and we handle both submissions with you.
Who owns the app?
You do. It is published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, and the code lives in a repository you control.
Tell us what you do
A few questions about your business and what you need. We read every one and write back with what we’d build, what it takes, and a written quote.
- 1 You answer a few questions, about five minutes.
- 2 We look at your business and anything you already have.
- 3 You get a written plan and a fixed quote.