What you need
A mobile app: iOS and Android, from one codebase.
Apps make sense when people use you weekly and need a phone’s features — notifications, camera, location. We build cross-platform apps that ship to both stores from one codebase, like our own products.
The first problem
Do you need an app at all?
Honest answer first: sometimes a great mobile site is the right call, and we’ll say so.
The second
Store approval
We handle listings, review and releases.
The third
Ongoing releases
A care plan that keeps it working as phones change.
What we’d build
A mobile app, from about £16,500 + VAT
Fixed price agreed after one conversation. A care plan afterwards is about £165 a month + VAT — hosting, fixes, updates — and you can stop it whenever you like. You own everything: domain, code, content.
- iOS and Android
- Notifications and offline
- Sign-in and payments
- Store listings handled
- Analytics and crash reporting
Straight answers
How much does an app cost?
From about the app base price; a consumer app with accounts and payments sits in the middle of the range.
Can we start with a mobile site?
Often the smart order — and the app can share the same backend later.
Your situation, in three taps
What would we actually build for you?
Do you have a website now?
Do customers need to book or buy from you?
Is there admin you’d pay to make disappear?
Proof, not promises
Things we’ve built that a mobile app would recognise
- Lead Capture AI — an AI lead engine serving eleven industries
- Motivaite — a consumer app on iOS, Android and web
- Sameside — a private AI coaching platform where nobody sees anyone else’s answers
- Teach me AI — an AI learning platform that dates and re-checks every fact it teaches
- The Job Planner — job management for trades where the AI does the admin
- Set Trader — a marketplace where payments are held until the buyer has checked what they bought
Nearby trades
Sound like you?
Tell us what’s annoying you. You’ll get an honest answer within a working day, and a fixed-price proposal within days if it’s a fit.