Do I need an app, or just a better website?
Honestly, a lot of people need a better website. An app earns its place when people come back often, need to log in, or have to do something (book, order, pay, track) rather than just read. We’ll tell you which one you need in the first conversation, even if the answer is the cheaper one.
What’s the difference between a web app and a mobile app?
A web app runs in a browser, on any device, with nothing to download. A mobile app lives on someone’s phone, comes from the App Store or Google Play, and can send notifications, work offline and use the camera. Same idea, different front door.
Can you build for both iPhone and Android?
Yes. We usually build one app that runs on both, so you’re not paying twice for the same features. If your project really needs separate native builds, we’ll explain why before anyone writes a line of code.
How much does an app cost?
It depends on what it does, which is the least satisfying answer and also the true one. A focused web app with a few screens costs a fraction of a full mobile app with payments and logins. We scope it with you first, then quote it, so the number doesn’t move halfway through.
How long does it take?
A small web app or prototype can be ready in weeks. Bigger mobile apps take a few months, plus App Store review (Apple likes to take its time). AI-assisted development shortens the build. It doesn’t shorten the thinking, and we wouldn’t want it to.
Will it work with my website and the tools I already use?
That’s the point. We connect your app to your website, booking system, payments, email and CRM so the same information lives in one place instead of three spreadsheets and someone’s memory.
Who handles the App Store and Google Play?
We do. Developer accounts, screenshots, descriptions, privacy details and the review process. You get to skip the forms and just tell people it’s live.
Who owns the app?
You do. Your code, your accounts, your data. We stick around for updates, fixes and new features, but you’re never locked in.
