Services you can engage us for
We can deliver a new application or improve a specific journey in your existing app.
Mobile app development
We design and build employee or customer journeys, including viewing information, data entry, photos and notifications where needed.
Deliverables : App tested on agreed devices and prepared for distribution.
Integration & offline workflows
We connect business systems and build offline entry, synchronisation and conflict handling.
Deliverables : Documented interfaces and tested synchronisation scenarios.
Mobile redesign & maintenance
We improve existing usability, defects, compatibility and updates. Ongoing work is defined around supported versions and devices.
Deliverables : Corrected or enhanced release and an agreed maintenance plan.
An approach tailored to your engagement
We agree the steps needed for your scope. An audit or assessment can be commissioned separately, without committing to implementation.
01. Test the journey in context
Observe a task and test a prototype on a representative device. Deliverable: validated journey and network, hardware and input constraints.
02. Choose and build the foundation
Compare mobile web, cross-platform and native options against demonstrated needs. Deliverable: a complete first task, including permissions and synchronisation.
03. Pilot before scaling
Test network loss, app closure, duplicates and version changes. Deliverable: field acceptance records, distribution procedure and support plan.
Illustrative example, not a client engagement
A report captured without connectivity
Illustrative example: a technician completes a report, adds a photograph and closes the app before reconnecting. On reopening, the draft and attachment statuses remain visible. Synchronisation resumes without duplication. If someone else changed the case, an explicit rule determines what can merge and what requires a decision.
Before you start
Do we need a native app?
That depends on hardware functions, performance and context. Mobile web can serve a simple need; a dedicated app is justified when its capabilities improve the required journey.
Can everything work offline?
Select the available data and actions, then define synchronisation. An approval relying on current server information may require reconnection.
Can we avoid rebuilding everything?
Reviewing journeys, code and interfaces can reveal incremental improvements. Their order depends on operational risk and versions that must remain supported.
What happens after delivery?
The product lifecycle includes operating system changes, dependencies, field defects and new releases. We define incident reporting, supported devices and publication ownership. Server releases must remain compatible with mobile versions still in use.
What determines the budget?
Offline use, device functions, platform count, synchronisation rules and distribution channels drive effort. Test the constraint that could require a more expensive architecture early.
Discuss your project
Start with a real task in the field.
Tell us about the users, their working environment and the task to improve. If an application already exists, explain what makes it difficult to use today.