An app your customers actually keep.
iPhone and Android apps for booking, ordering, memberships and your own team — built properly and put in the stores.
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sample flow
You've probably said one of these this month.
Your customers live on their phones
A browser tab gets closed. An app icon stays on the screen.
Bookings still come by phone
Every call is someone stopping work to write down a name.
Off-the-shelf apps don't fit
You pay monthly to bend your business around somebody else's tool.
You've been quoted a fortune
App shops bill by the hour and start with months of discovery.
One build. Both app stores.
Booking & ordering apps
Customers book, order and pay in a few taps — no phone call needed.
Apps for your team
Job sheets, schedules and site photos for the people doing the work.
Loyalty & memberships
Points, passes and renewals that quietly bring people back.
Messages that get read
A notification on the lock screen, not another email nobody opens.
Getting it into the stores
We handle the App Store and Play listings, screenshots and review process.
Kept running
Updates for each new phone release, crash watching, small changes.
Open, book, done.
The whole job in three screens: they see what you offer, they pick a slot that's actually free, they get a confirmation. No call to you, no back-and-forth.
sample data — the real thing lives in your portal
From “go” to shipped — without meetings.
What it needs to do
Every job the app must handle, written down plainly, then one fixed price.
Screens on paper first
You see and approve every screen before a line of code is written.
your yes requiredBuilt and testable
You get a working version on your own phone every week.
Into the stores
Listings, screenshots and review handled — then updates on the care plan.
Simple to start. Simpler to stay.
Apps are one fixed price agreed from a written scope — no hourly meter. Keeping it in the stores, updated for new phones and monitored runs as a flat monthly.
What moves the price
- What the app has to do
- Whether it needs payments or logins
- Customer app, team app, or both
Before you ask — asked and answered.
If people use you once a year, a good website is enough and we'll say so. An app earns its keep when customers come back often, or when your team needs it on site.
Your customers already have their phones out. Be on the screen.
No forms, no calls — a straight answer in chat.