Mobile Development

Mobile app development for small businesses

A loyalty or ordering app that keeps regulars coming back, without a big-agency budget.

The problem

Your regulars spend their day on their phones. If ordering again or collecting a reward means digging through a browser, they drift to whoever made it easy, usually a bigger chain with an app.

In plain words

An app earns its place when customers do something with you over and over: ordering coffee, booking a table, collecting rewards. For those businesses, being one tap away on the home screen beats being one search away in a browser, and push notifications bring regulars back without paying for another ad.

We build one app for both iOS and Android from a single codebase, which keeps the cost within a small business budget. On the monthly fee we keep your app updated and ship one small feature at a time. Bigger builds get a written scope and timeline first. If an app is not the right call for your business, we will tell you and suggest what would work better.

What it costs

It is $299 a month on top of any plan, or $599 a month on its own. No setup fee, no hourly billing, and the price is on the pricing page before you talk to anyone.

The add-on: App Care, $299/mo with any plan or $599/mo on its own. First update in 2 weeks.

How long it takes

Updates start within two weeks. A focused first version of a new app usually takes eight to twelve weeks, scoped in writing first.

What is included

  • iOS and Android from one codebase
  • Design made for thumbs, not mice
  • Push notifications and loyalty features
  • App Store and Play Store launch
  • Monthly updates and one small feature at a time
Who it is for

Cafes, restaurants and local businesses with regulars who order, book or collect rewards again and again. $299 a month as an add-on, or $599 a month on its own.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Scope

    Pick the few jobs the app must nail.

  2. Step 2

    Design

    Flows that feel native on both platforms.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    One codebase, native-grade performance.

  4. Step 4

    Improve

    Monthly updates based on how regulars use it.

Questions

Common questions.

Sometimes, and we will say so. If your customers order, book, or check in repeatedly, an app usually pays for itself in repeat visits.

A small first version can. Bigger builds get a written scope and timeline after a short call, before you commit to anything.

If customers visit once, a fast mobile website is enough. If they order, book, or check in regularly, an app usually pays for itself in repeat business.

Your move

Let’s get you found.

Send your business name and city. Within 48 hours you get a free video check of your Google listing, reviews and website, plus free profile setup and half off your first month if you join.