iPhone and Android apps for businesses across the US · Team based in Dallas, Texas
Mobile app development for US businesses

One app for iPhone and Android, built around how your customers and staff work

We design and build mobile apps for businesses that already run: an app your customers book and pay in, or one your field team uses to get through the day. One codebase in Flutter, published to the App Store and Google Play, and kept up to date after launch.

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Builds on your phone every two weeks · Team in Dallas, clients across the US

What we build

Apps we build for businesses

Customer apps

Booking, ordering, accounts, payments and notifications, so customers deal with you from their phone.

  • Bookings and reservations
  • Orders and payments
  • Accounts and history
  • Push notifications

Field-staff apps

Jobs, checklists, photos, signatures and offline use for teams who spend the day away from a desk.

  • Job lists and routes
  • Photos and signatures
  • Checklists and forms
  • Works without signal

Companion apps

A mobile app for an existing web platform, using the same back end and accounts.

  • Same logins as the web
  • Shared data and rules
  • Mobile-first features
  • One back end to maintain
Field service apps in detail →
Our approach

Why we build in Flutter

When native is better: apps built mainly around one platform’s newest features, heavy 3D or AR, or very specialized hardware integrations. We’ll tell you on the first call if your app falls into that group.

Flutter app development
1

One codebase, two stores

iPhone and Android apps come from the same code, so features arrive on both at once.

2

Lower upkeep

One codebase to update when Apple or Google change something, instead of two.

3

Native look and speed

Flutter draws its own interface and compiles to native code, so apps feel smooth on both platforms.

Case study

Two Flutter apps on one platform: one for boat owners, one for technicians

A marina and fuel-delivery platform in Europe needed mobile apps for two very different users. Boat owners book berths and order fuel; technicians work through their jobs at the marina. Both apps are built in Flutter and live on the App Store and Google Play.

Our part: both mobile apps, the web portals and the fuel-ordering back end.

Read the case study
How it works

From idea to the stores

1

Plan the screens

We map who uses the app and what they need to do, then sketch the key screens.

2

Clickable design

You tap through the design on your own phone before any code is written.

3

Build in sprints

Working builds on your phone every two weeks through TestFlight and Google Play testing.

4

Store publishing

We prepare listings, privacy details and screenshots, and handle App Store and Google Play review.

5

After launch

OS updates, crash monitoring and monthly improvements.

Free tool

How much will your app cost?

Choose your app type, login, payments, offline needs and size. Get a broad cost and timeline range for an iPhone and Android app, with the math shown. No email needed.

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Nationwide

Building apps with businesses across the US

We work with companies in every time zone. Design reviews and demos happen online, calls are scheduled during your day, and we can visit your location to see customers or crews in action. Your project lead works from our office in Dallas, Texas.

Questions

Mobile app development questions

How much does an app cost?

It depends on what the app does more than on how many screens it has: logins, payments, offline use and an admin dashboard all add work. Our free estimator gives you a broad range in a minute; a call turns that into a firm proposal.

How long does it take to build an app?

A focused first version usually takes a few months. Bigger apps with payments, offline use and an admin dashboard take longer. You’ll have working builds on your phone every two weeks.

Do I need a web dashboard too?

Usually yes. Someone on your team will need to manage bookings, content, users or jobs, and that’s easier on a computer. We build one alongside the app when it’s needed.

Who owns the App Store and Google Play accounts?

You do. We publish under your company’s developer accounts, and the code is yours too.

Can you take over an app someone else built?

Yes. We review it first and tell you honestly whether to continue with it, fix it or rebuild parts of it.

Do you work with businesses outside Texas?

Yes, anywhere in the US. Work is mostly remote with calls in your time zone, and we visit for workshops or to ride along with your field team when it helps.

Let’s talk about your app

Get an estimate in a minute, or book a call with our team.