iOS and Android apps, from first sketch to App Store and Google Play approval. We build apps people actually open, linked to your systems. Our own iOS apps are published in the App Store and our Android apps are in testing for Google Play.
Building screens is rarely the hard part. Mobile app development projects stall on scope, store approval and the systems behind the app.
Version one copies the whole website onto a phone. It takes a year, costs far more than planned, and nobody uses most of it.
The app is done, then rejected for missing privacy details, account deletion, sign-in rules or listing details. Launch slips while the team learns store rules under pressure.
Field data is typed into the app, then retyped into the ERP or CRM back at the office. Customers see old information because the app isn't linked to live records.
You get a full product team for the app: design, development, connections to your systems, store publishing and ongoing support. The same senior people stay with it after launch.
Self-service apps for your clients: account status, documents, bookings, payments, alerts and support. They do what your portal does, in a faster mobile format.
Apps for technicians, inspectors, sales reps and drivers: job lists, forms, photos, signatures, and an offline mode that syncs when the signal comes back.
Links between the app and your CRM, ERP, scheduling or document systems. Data entered in the field reaches the office without retyping.
Developer accounts, store listings, privacy labels, data safety forms, review submissions and answers to reviewer questions. We handle all of it.
Usage stats, step-by-step drop-off views and crash reports. You know which features get used, and we fix problems before users report them.
Yearly iOS and Android releases, store rule changes and toolkit updates handled on a schedule. Plus a plan for new features.
There's no single right answer. We recommend an approach after looking at your features, budget, team and how long the app needs to last.
A separate app written for each platform. Best when you need deep phone features, top speed or the newest platform features on day one.
One shared codebase for iOS and Android. Best for business apps built around forms, lists and data, where getting to market fast and lower upkeep matter most.
Store review is where many projects lose weeks. Our team publishes IN-STORE's own iOS apps in the App Store, including a white-label version for a partner brand, and our Android apps are in testing for Google Play. So we plan for review from the first sprint.
We write down every kind of data the app and its add-ons collect. Then we fill in Apple's App Privacy details and Google Play's Data safety form accurately.
Account deletion, sign-in options, permission prompts, subscription rules and content policies built in before submission, not patched after a rejection.
Organization developer accounts, store listings, screenshots, release notes and testing tracks set up under your company; ownership terms are set in your agreement.
Consent and data handling designed with PIPEDA, Quebec privacy rules and, for health data, PHIPA or HIPAA requirements in mind.
IN-STORE is not SOC 2 audited; we document controls mapped to SOC 2 criteria for your vendor review.
We ship a focused first version, prove it with real users, then grow it. Each step ends with something you can install and try.
We watch how your customers or field staff work today. Then we pick the one or two jobs the app must do and agree what goes into version one.
A clickable mockup tested with real users, plus the plan for connecting to your systems.
Every two weeks you get a test version to install through TestFlight or Google Play test tracks.
Store rule check, listings, submission and a release in stages.
Usage stats and feedback shape the plan for improvements and updates.
An app is only as useful as the data behind it. We connect to the platforms your business already uses.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho and ERP systems, through their official connections or an in-between layer.
Email, Google and Apple sign-in, plus single sign-on for enterprise field teams.
Stripe for services, and in-app purchases where store rules require them.
Push alerts, texts and email, triggered by events in your systems.
Firebase and similar tools for events, drop-off and stability.
App budgets depend on platforms, connections and offline needs. We give you a fixed quote for version one and a monthly price for upkeep.
Learning how people work, a tested mockup, a connection plan and a fixed quote for the build.
Request a quoteiOS and Android app, connections to your systems, store publishing and launch support.
Request a quoteOS and toolkit updates, store rule changes, monitoring and feature releases.
Request a quoteIf people visit now and then, a fast mobile website is usually enough. An app earns its place when people use it often, need it offline, rely on push alerts or use phone features like the camera, GPS or barcode scanning. Field teams and frequent customers are the strongest cases. We'll tell you honestly if the website is the better spend.
Yours. We set up or use your organization's developer accounts with Apple and Google, so the app, its listing, reviews and user data belong to your company. If you sell through partners, we can also publish white-label versions under a partner's brand. We run that setup for our own products.
We try to avoid them by checking store rules, privacy details and account deletion requirements before we submit. If a reviewer raises an issue, we answer, make the change and resubmit. Because we publish our own apps, our team keeps track of rule changes and updates your app before new rules kick in.
Yes. For field teams we design apps that work offline first. They store jobs, forms and photos on the phone and sync on their own when the signal returns. We agree the rules up front, for example what happens when two people edit the same record, so the data in your CRM or ERP stays right.
Plan for yearly developer fees from Apple and Google, hosting for the back end and an upkeep budget. Apple and Google release big operating system updates every year and often change store rules. So apps need scheduled updates to keep working and stay listed. We quote upkeep as a steady monthly amount.
Tell us who will use the app, what they need to get done and which systems hold the data. Our team will suggest a focused version one and a fixed quote.