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Scope and flow design
How many screens the app will have and what the user does at each step is written down first. The most expensive mistake is building the wrong thing well — this step prevents it.
Mobile App
We carry your iOS and Android app from design to store release, and through the updates that follow.
Who it's for
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Founders with an app idea who don't know where to start.
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Businesses that want to meet their customer on their phone — ordering, booking, membership, loyalty.
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Firms managing a team in the field — couriers, service crews, sales reps.
What's included
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Interface design
Screens that follow the habits of iOS and Android, usable with one hand.
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Development
Two platforms from one codebase. The server side, the database, the notification layer and the admin panel are part of the job too.
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Store release
App Store and Google Play account setup, app listing, privacy declarations and the review process. This stage trips up most projects; we know it because we have shipped our own product through it.
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After release
Crash tracking, keeping up with OS updates, new versions.
What came out of this: muuv®
muuv — chauffeured transport app
muuv is our own transport app — the user enters pickup and destination, picks a vehicle type and sees the fare clearly before setting off. It is live on the App Store and Google Play. So when we describe the store process, we are not talking theory.
Explore muuvFrequently asked
Will I pay separately for iOS and Android?
No. We build from a single codebase; both platforms come out of one project.
The app needs an admin panel too — is that included?
There is almost always a panel behind an app (users, content, orders). We include it in the scope and show it as a separate line in the quote.
Whose name are the store accounts in?
Yours. The app belongs to you; we get access as developers.
How long does it take?
It depends on scope; after the first conversation we give a firm duration in the written quote.
Let's hear about your business first.
The first conversation is free. By the end of it we can usually talk about feasibility and a rough cost.