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Mobile app development

Mobile apps for iPhone and Android.

One codebase, both platforms, for your customers or your staff. Built in React Native, with Kotlin when Android needs native work. Designed and built by one team.

Why React Native.

One codebase

iPhone and Android share the work, so every feature reaches every customer together.

Shared with your website

An app and a website can use one backend, so a change in one place shows up everywhere.

Easier to keep improving

One team and one codebase mean fewer things to keep in step as your app grows.

Stack

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • TypeScript
  • Kotlin

What an app project covers.

Customer apps

Booking, ordering, payments and the things people come back for.

Staff and field apps

Tools your team uses on the move, with the right access for each role.

Sign-in, payments, notifications

Planned from the first day, not added later.

Store listings and submission

We create the listings and submit the app using access you give us to your own App Store and Google Play accounts. Later updates are part of paid maintenance, if you want us to continue.

Do you actually need an app?

Sometimes the honest answer is no. Here's how we think about it.

An app makes sense when

  • People use it every week or more
  • Notifications matter to the job
  • It needs to work with a poor connection
  • Your staff work away from a desk

Start on the web when

  • People visit occasionally
  • Being found on Google matters most
  • You want to test the idea first
  • You don't want an install in the way
Saroh's website in a phone browser

How we treat small screens

Saroh, in a phone browser.

This is Saroh's website on mobile, not a native app. It shows the care we bring to small screens: clear text, big targets and one job at a time.

Read the Saroh story

Tell us what your app should do.

Yash Kumar, founder of Virashi Softwares LLP
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