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Apps
An app people actually keep.
Android and iOS from one codebase, with the dashboard that runs it. Accounts, payments, sync across devices and updates that don’t need a new release. The developer accounts belong to you.
When an app is the right call
Not every business needs one. These are the moments it starts to make sense.
Customers keep asking the same thing
Where’s my order, what’s my status, when’s my renewal. An app answers before they call.
You sell access or a subscription
Accounts, plans, devices and renewals have to work every time, without your team in the middle.
Your team works away from a desk
They need the right information and forms on their phone, not a spreadsheet emailed around.
What you get, from both sides
People see a clean app. You run everything from a dashboard.
- Your services
- Your customers
- Your content
- Your payments
Your app- An app on Android and iOS
- A dashboard for your team
- Updates without a release
- A clear view of usage
Inside a typical app
Scroll through the pieces most apps need.
- 1
A home screen that answers first
People open it and see where things stand: their file, their order, their next step.
- 2
Easy sign-in on every device
Secure accounts, sign-in with a QR code and device limits, so access stays with the right person.
- 3
You run it from a dashboard
See who uses the app and how often, and change what people see without releasing a new version.
Sign-in and access that just work.
The unglamorous parts decide whether people keep an app. We treat them as the product, not an afterthought.
- Accounts and secure sign-in
- Access codes and device limits
- Settings and saved items survive a reinstall
- Subscriptions and payments connected to the app
Change the app without a new release.
Guided tours, content and messages can change from your dashboard, so small updates don’t wait for an app store review.
- Guided tours you can edit
- Content managed from a dashboard
- In-app updates and in-app support
- Usage data, with a privacy notice
Everything around one good product.
The app, the site and the dashboard all circle the same thing: what your customer came to do.
Your project, step by step
A typical project. The real schedule depends on what the app has to do.
- Step 1
Define
Who uses it, what it must do on day one and what can wait.
- Step 2
Design
The main screens, so you can react before anything gets built.
- Step 3
Build and test
Working versions on your own phone along the way.
- Step 4
Publish and support
Store submission on your accounts, then updates and fixes.
What you get
- An Android and iOS app from one codebase
- A dashboard for your team
- Accounts, payments and sync, as needed
- Store submission on your accounts
- Support after launch
What we need from you
- A clear picture of who the app is for
- Your developer accounts, which stay yours
- Your content and branding
- Quick feedback on each version
What it won’t do
- We don’t promise Apple’s approval date: Apple reviews every app
- We won’t build an app when a website would do the job
- We don’t keep your accounts in our name
Questions
What it costs
From CAD 6,000.
Quoted after a short call, based on what the app has to do. Apple and Google charge their own developer fees, paid directly by you.
How pricing worksDo I need both Android and iOS?
Usually, and one codebase keeps the cost down. If your customers are mostly on one, we can start there.
How long does it take?
It depends on the features. After a short call you get a written plan with dates. Allow extra time for Apple’s review on iOS.
Who owns the app?
You do. The store accounts are yours, and what we build for you is covered in your agreement.
Can it also run on Windows?
Yes. We can build a Windows version with an installer and updates. Code signing avoids the warning at install.
Can I see an example?
Yes, on a call. We walk you through how we’d build yours, step by step, before you commit to anything.
Would a website be enough?
Sometimes, yes, and we’ll tell you. It’s cheaper, and for many businesses it does the job.
Describe the app you have in mind.
A clear answer within 2 business days: we can build it, partly, or not a fit.