Mobile apps for the people doing the actual work.
Native iOS and Android for field crews, drivers and warehouse teams — published under your accounts and kept alive through every annual OS shift.
The field runs on paper. The data arrives at 5pm. Maybe.
Job sheets in utes, photos in personal phones, stock counts on clipboards, and an admin re-keying it all at day's end. The business is flying blind until the paperwork lands — and the paperwork is wrong often enough to matter.
Or the opposite problem: you already paid for an app, it works, and it's sitting unreleased because nobody owned the last mile. We finish it, ship it, and take responsibility for it.
- Field service, delivery and proof-of-work apps with offline support
- Warehouse, stocktake and barcode-scanning apps
- Staff self-service apps connected to your existing systems
- Rescue, completion and store release of stalled apps
- Published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts
- Updated for every annual OS shift as part of the monthly release cycle
Apps decay. Ours don't get the chance.
Apple and Google ship breaking changes every year — which is why a mobile app sold as a one-off project is a depreciating asset from day one. Under the retainer, your app is maintained continuously and released monthly, forever. The full model →
Mobile apps, plainly answered.
01Our app was built but never released. Can you get it launched?
Yes — stalled mobile assets are one of the most common situations we inherit. A built-but-unreleased app is usually stuck on execution bottlenecks, not technology: final testing, store compliance, backend loose ends, and nobody accountable for pushing it over the line. We audit the codebase, finish the UAT, handle Apple and Google submission under your developer accounts, and get it into users' hands — then keep it maintained so it never stalls again.
02Native or cross-platform — which should we choose?
It depends on the app, and we'll give you a straight recommendation rather than defaulting to whatever we prefer. Warehouse scanners hammering the camera and barcode APIs lean native; a simple staff self-service app can be cross-platform and save money. What matters more than the framework: whoever builds it must plan for the annual iOS and Android platform shift, because unmaintained apps crash, break or get delisted within a couple of years regardless of what they're written in.
03What happens when Apple and Google change things every year?
That's exactly why mobile apps live under our retainer rather than being sold as one-off projects. Every year both platforms ship OS and hardware changes that break assumptions in older code. Retainer apps get updated for every platform shift as part of the monthly release cycle — your app simply keeps working, and you never get a surprise 'it needs a rebuild' invoice.
Still running the field on paper and phone calls?
Or sitting on a finished app that never launched? Either way, tell us — we reply within one business day.