App Development

Apps that make it to the store.

iOS and Android from one codebase — stores, dating, finance, food and grocery delivery, bookings — shipped end to end and wired into the systems that run the rest of the business.

  • App Store
  • Google Play
  • 3 products live
Shipped

Three products, live on both stores.

MIM app

MIM

Dating platform · Web and mobile

A dating product with matching, chat and moderation, on the web and on both app stores.

iOS Android
Stranger Meet app

Stranger Meet

Events and social · Mobile app

An events and meet-ups app: discovery, booking and a social feed around each event.

iOS Android
PYS app

PYS

Sports venue booking · Mobile app

Court and turf booking for sports venues, with slots, payments and owner tools.

iOS Android
How it goes

From idea to the App Store, without the usual year.

  1. 01

    Scope that survives contact

    We cut the first release down to the thing people will actually open it for. Everything else becomes version two, written down rather than argued about later.

  2. 02

    Design, then a build you can hold

    Screens first, then a real build on your own phone inside a few weeks — not a slide deck and an invoice.

  3. 03

    One codebase, both stores

    React Native, so iOS and Android stay in step and a fix lands on both at once instead of twice.

  4. 04

    Through review, onto the stores

    Store listings, screenshots, privacy declarations and the review back-and-forth — the part that quietly eats a fortnight if nobody has done it before.

  5. 05

    The month after launch

    Crash reporting, the first round of real feedback, and the fixes that only ever show up once strangers are using it.

What comes as standard

The parts every app needs and nobody quotes for.

And because it is built on the same stack as the rest of your business, the app is not an island — it reads and writes the CRM, the ERP and whatever Connect automates.

  • Accounts and roles

    Sign-in, profiles and permissions, with the admin side to manage them.

  • Payments

    Razorpay or Stripe, subscriptions and one-offs, with receipts and refund paths.

  • Push notifications

    The nudges that bring people back — scheduled, targeted, easy to turn off.

  • Offline and sync

    Still opens on a bad train connection, and catches up when the signal returns.

  • Store compliance

    Privacy labels, data-deletion routes and the policy pages both stores insist on.

  • Releases without drama

    Versioned builds, staged rollouts and a way back if a release goes wrong.

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