Mobile AppsSample
Restaurant Ordering App
A cross-platform ordering and loyalty app for a small restaurant group tired of delivery commissions.
React Native · TypeScript · Node.js
Restaurants · 2024
Build
One codebase, both stores, native feel.
iOS and Android applications for customers, field teams and SaaS products — shipped cross-platform where it saves budget, native where it genuinely matters.
mobile app
What you get
Mobile App Development covers
A defined list, agreed before work starts. Anything outside it is quoted separately rather than absorbed quietly.
iOS applications
Android applications
Cross-platform applications
React Native applications
Business and field-team apps
Customer-facing apps
SaaS companion apps
How we work on this
- Offline behaviour, permissions and push handled properly
- App Store and Play Store submission managed for you
- A shared API layer with your web product, not a second silo
Related work
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Process
From Idea to Launch
Seven steps, each with something you actually receive at the end of it. No stage ends with a verbal update.
- 01
Discover
We learn the business goal, the people who will use the thing, and the constraints nobody mentions in the brief.
You receive: Requirements document
- 02
Strategy
Architecture, scope, technology and sequencing — decided in writing before anyone opens an editor.
You receive: Scope and roadmap
- 03
Design
User flows, wireframes and high-fidelity UI, tested as a prototype while changes are still cheap.
You receive: Design system and prototype
- 04
Build
Development in reviewable increments, on a staging environment you can open at any point.
You receive: Working staging build
- 05
Test
Functionality, responsiveness, accessibility, security and performance — checked against a written list, not a feeling.
You receive: QA report
- 06
Launch
Deployment, DNS, analytics, search setup and monitoring, followed by a handover session with your team.
You receive: Live product and handover
- 07
Grow
Maintenance, optimisation, SEO, automation and the next set of features, planned in cycles.
You receive: Ongoing roadmap
FAQ
Questions we get asked first.
If yours is not here, ask it directly — we answer scoping questions before there is a project.
Our fixed website packages start at $650 for a five-page business site and $1,900 for a larger CMS-driven build. Anything with custom functionality — dashboards, authentication, integrations — is quoted after scoping, typically from $4,500. The pricing page lists what each package includes.
A starter website is usually two to three weeks. A larger business site is four to six. Custom software, SaaS platforms and mobile apps depend entirely on scope, so we give a dated schedule at the end of discovery rather than a guess at the start.
Yes. CRMs, ERPs, booking and inventory systems, dashboards, internal tools and APIs. We map the process with your team first and build around how the work actually happens, not how a generic product assumes it does.
Yes — end to end. Architecture, multi-tenancy, authentication, subscription billing, user and admin dashboards, APIs, cloud deployment and scaling. We decide the tenancy and billing model early, while those choices are still inexpensive to change.
Yes. Voice, chat and WhatsApp agents that qualify leads, answer customers, update your CRM and book meetings — with logging, escalation rules and a human handoff path. We also build back-office automation where no conversation is involved at all.
Often that is the better option. We audit what is working, keep the pages that already rank, and rebuild the rest. Redesigns that ignore existing search performance are how sites lose traffic on launch day.
Ready to talk Mobile App Development?
Tell us the problem you are trying to solve. We will tell you what it takes to solve it, and what it costs.
We reply to every inquiry within one business day.