Mobile apps that do a useful job and stay connected to your systems
We build for iOS and Android, and treat the app as part of the wider platform, not a standalone project.
Who it's for
- Organisations whose customers or members are mostly on their phones
- Operations with staff away from a desk
- Product teams adding an app to an existing platform
Problems it solves
- Customer journeys that are awkward on a phone
- Field teams working from paper or re-keying later
- Apps that fall out of step with the systems behind them
What you'll get
- App journeys and interface designs
- iOS and Android builds
- APIs and integration with your systems
- App Store and Google Play release support
- Testing across devices
- Ongoing updates and support
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Marketplace platformCompare Repair
A UK marketplace for comparing and booking MOTs, servicing and repairs, taken from concept to launch.
Our approach
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Discover
We learn how the work happens today, who it affects and what a good result looks like.
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Design
We shape the journeys, data and architecture, and test the ideas with your people.
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Engineer
We build in stages you can see and comment on, with testing throughout.
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Launch & Support
We plan the go-live with you, then look after and improve what's running.
Questions we often get
Native or cross-platform?
It depends on what the app needs to do and how long you'll run it. We'll recommend one and explain the trade-off.
Can you work with the systems we already have?
Usually, yes. We review what's there early on, and tell you plainly where it's better to integrate, extend or replace.
Do you support the software after launch?
Yes. We agree the level of support and ongoing development that suits the system, and put it in writing before go-live.
Related sectors
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Membership & Public Sector
Member journeys, bookings, payments and reporting on reusable platforms.
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SMEs & Business Operations
Portals, integrations and automation for businesses outgrowing spreadsheets.
Talk to us about mobile app development
A short conversation is usually enough to work out whether we're the right team for it. If we aren't, we'll say so.