The screen is the easy part
An app that only exists on one phone is a prototype. A real one needs accounts so each customer sees their own things, a server so a booking made on one phone shows up on another, and a way through Apple’s and Google’s reviews.
It also needs someone to keep it working when the phones update every autumn. That is the work we do, and it is most of the work.
What you’d get
iPhone and Android together
One codebase for both stores, so features arrive on both at the same time.
Accounts and sign-in
Customers and staff sign in and see only what is theirs.
Notifications
Reminders and updates that reach the phone even when the app is closed.
Payments
Taking money in the app, with receipts and refunds handled properly.
A side for you
A simple admin screen to see customers, orders or bookings and fix things yourself.
Into the stores
We handle signing, listings and the review process with Apple and Google.
The part nobody sees
A demo runs on one computer. A business tool needs everything below, and that is the work you’re paying us for.Why that matters
- A server and database that hold the real data
- Developer accounts with Apple and Google, in your name
- Backups
- Updates when the phone systems change
How a project goes
Talk
A free call. You describe the problem in your own words, and we tell you honestly whether software is the answer.
Proposal
A written scope, timeline and price before any work starts.
Build
We design, code and test in phases. You see working software at the end of each one.
Launch
We put it live: app stores, hosting, domains, the lot.
Keep it running
Monthly maintenance if you want it: updates, fixes and regular reviews.
Step one costs nothing and takes two taps.Start a project
Before you ask
Do I need an app, or would a website do?
Often a website is enough, and it costs less. An app earns its place when people use it again and again, need notifications, or use the camera or location. We’ll tell you which you need on the first call.
How long does an app take?
A full app takes months, not weeks. The proposal sets out phases so you see working software along the way.
Who owns the app and the store listings?
You do. The store accounts are opened in your business’s name and the code is yours once the project is paid for.
What happens after launch?
Apps need looking after. We offer monthly maintenance covering updates, fixes and regular reviews.
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Two taps and your email. No call to book, no brief to write.
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