When most businesses say "we need an app," they mean two things: push notifications and a back-and-forth with their customers — orders, bookings, questions, updates. There are four ways to get that. Only one is a native app, and we're not putting a food truck in the App Store for something that simple.
Push the button. A notification lands on the phone — the customer taps it, and they're in a two-way conversation with the business. That interaction is the entire ask for most shops. You can have it without a single line of Swift or Kotlin.
These aren't mockups. Real apps, real stores, real years in the field.
QR-powered games for schools, events, and venues — a native mobile platform that ran fourteen years and shipped updates the whole way through.
The silent-disco operation runs on apps we build and still maintain. Version 1 was a Cordova wrapper — version 2 we rebuilt in Swift and Kotlin. That's Tier 02 to Tier 04, done for real.
Every tier is a real deliverable we build. The question isn't "do you want an app" — it's how much app your business actually needs.
Web push notifications and a two-way message channel built into the site you already have. Customers opt in once, you reach their phone forever. Orders, bookings, questions — all of it lands in one inbox.
Your site inside a real native shell: actual App Store and Google Play listings, an icon on the phone, real push through APNs/FCM. The store presence without rebuilding anything.
Native screens for the interaction — chat, orders, schedule, push — with web views carrying the content. Feels like a real app because the parts customers touch are one.
Real Swift and Kotlin. Offline-first data, camera, GPS, Bluetooth, NFC, biometrics, background tasks. When the app is the product, this is the build.
We sell the honest version: if Tier 01 covers you, that's what we'll say. If you genuinely need native — hardware, offline, store presence — we build that too, and the templates lane is where those builds will live.