Apps for iOS and Android.
iOS & Android, cross-platform
An app makes your offering available directly on a smartphone and is installed simply through the App Store or Play Store. This suits tools your team uses in everyday work just as well as products, services and information for your customers.
Individual solutions for your team.
A custom app digitises internal workflows and supports staff where the work actually happens. Tasks are handled right at the place of use, without the detour via notes or the office. Working with your customers can be represented digitally through an app as well.
Digitise processes
Recurring tasks, data capture, forms and checklists run through the app in a guided way instead of on paper and sticky notes.
Data on hand
Staff access orders, customers and stock while on the move and work with current information.
Capture on site
Results, photos and readings are recorded right on site and are immediately available in the system.
One codebase for both platforms
We develop the iOS and Android app from a shared codebase. This reduces effort and cost compared with two separately developed apps.
- iOS and Android from one codebase
- The same feature set on both systems
- Lower cost than two native apps
What sets an app apart from a website.
An app has access to device features that are not available to a website, or only in a limited way.
Icon on the home screen
The app sits as an icon on the home screen and opens with a single tap, without an address or search.
Push notifications
You can notify users directly on the device, provided they have agreed to it.
Offline use
The app also works without an internet connection and syncs data once a connection is available again.
Access to device features
Camera, location, sensors and biometric sign-in can be integrated when a task requires them.
Response times
Apps usually respond faster than a page that is loaded in the browser.
Distribution through the stores
The app is installed through the App Store and Play Store and is reviewed there before release.
- React Native
- Expo
- TypeScript
- iOS
- Android
- Swift
- Kotlin
What we build apps with.
For most projects we use React Native, so the iOS and Android app share the same code. Where a platform needs specific functions, we add native code in Swift or Kotlin.
Shared codebase
The iOS and Android app come from one source. Changes affect both apps, which simplifies maintenance.
Platform conventions
Operation and presentation follow the guidelines of iOS and Android, so the app feels familiar on both systems.
Updates
Many changes can be delivered without users having to download a new version from the store.
Projects and topics.
Selected articles around mobile applications.
The path to the finished app.
An app project goes through four steps. You are involved in each of them.
Concept and user flows
We determine goal and audience and define how users are guided through the app.
UI/UX design
We design the interface according to the guidelines of iOS and Android.
Development and testing
We build the app and test it on real devices.
Release and maintenance
We submit the app to both stores and keep maintaining it after launch.
Operation and maintenance after launch.
iOS and Android release new versions every year, and the devices change as well. To keep an app usable, it has to be adjusted regularly. We take on this maintenance, watch for errors and provide updates.
Ongoing maintenance
We keep the app compatible with new system versions and fix errors that come up.
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