What's included
- Android and iOS apps; cross-platform where it saves time and cost
- Offline working, notifications, camera, maps, payments
- The back end and admin panel built alongside
- Store publishing, crash monitoring and updates
Offline-first field app
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- Field user → App saves work on the phone
- App saves work on the phone → Sync (when online)
- Sync → API
- API → Your data
- API → App saves work on the phone (notifications)
Who it's for
- Businesses with field staff
- Companies wanting an app for their customers
- Teams replacing paper forms
What you get
- Android and iOS apps
- Back end and admin panel
- Store publishing
- Updates and crash monitoring
Questions
One app for both platforms?
Often yes; we'll recommend native only where it matters.
Do you publish to the stores?
Yes, under your developer accounts.
Do we need a mobile app or a website?
If people use it daily or offline, an app; otherwise a mobile-friendly web app is often enough.