Apps that do a job, not apps that exist
Most businesses do not need an app. The ones that do have a job that only works in a hand: a technician recording work on site, a driver checking a load before leaving the yard, a customer ordering from the aisle rather than the office.
Applicable builds for that case. If a mobile website would do the same job, we say so in the first conversation and nobody spends NZ$11,999 finding out.
What we build
- Field apps. Forms, photo capture, plan markup, checklists and sign-off, built to keep working with no coverage and sync when it returns.
- Customer apps. Ordering, booking, account and job status, tied to the systems you already run rather than a separate island of data.
- Internal tools. Stocktakes, audits, inspections and anything else where the job happens away from a desk.
- The back end behind them. An app is the visible half. The database, business logic, notifications and APIs underneath are built with it.
What it costs and how long it takes
Mobile applications start at NZ$11,999 for Apple and Android together. One build covers both platforms, and the price moves with what the app has to do: offline working, integrations, payments and the number of user types all add to it.
The price guide on the process page sets out the starting point for each type of project. You get a ballpark in the first conversation and one fixed price, written down before we start.
How the project runs
You tell us what you want to build, a senior engineer scopes it and puts one number on it in writing, your team tests it with real work on real devices as we go, and then it goes live in the stores. Nothing gets added without your say-so.
Key takeaways
- Applicable builds Apple and Android apps from NZ$11,999, one build covering both platforms.
- Field apps are built to work offline and sync later, proven on passive fire compliance work.
- Integrations with your existing systems are scoped and quoted per project.
- Clients own the code and the developer accounts.
