We build fully functional custom apps: native iPhone and Android apps that live on the app stores, and web apps that run in any browser. Built around what your business actually does, owned by you, with no monthly licence holding you hostage.
A native app earns its place when people use it often, when it needs the phone itself, or when having your icon on the home screen changes the relationship with your customer.
We build for both platforms from one codebase, so you are not paying twice, and we handle the parts most people get stuck on: developer accounts, store listings, review submissions and updates after launch.
One build for both iPhone and Android
Apple App Store and Google Play submission handled for you
Push notifications to bring users back
Camera, GPS, maps and file access where you need them
Offline use so the app still works with no signal
In-app payments and subscriptions
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Web apps that run anywhere
A web app opens in a browser on a laptop, tablet or phone, with nothing to install and no app store approval between you and an update. For most business tools, this is the faster and cheaper route to something people actually use.
We can also ship a web app as an installable one, so staff or customers add it to their home screen and it behaves like a normal app without the store process.
No installs, no app store delays, instant updates
Works on any device with a browser
Installable to the home screen when that suits you
Secure logins with roles so people only see their own data
Dashboards, reporting and data export
Connects to the tools you already use
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What we build most often
Almost every project starts the same way: a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp group and somebody retyping the same information three times. We build the shortest tool that removes that.
Booking and appointment apps with automatic reminders
Delivery, driver and job tracking apps
Customer loyalty and rewards apps
Client portals with secure documents and invoices
Quoting and pricing calculators
Internal dashboards, job cards and team scheduling
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Start small, expand later
We do not begin with a twelve-month project. We build the one part that saves the most time or makes the most money first, get it in front of real users, and expand it once it is proving itself.
That keeps the cost predictable and means you are never paying for features nobody ended up using.
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Built properly and owned by you
Your data is stored securely with proper access control, so staff and customers only see what they should. The code and the accounts belong to your business, and you are not locked into a monthly licence to keep using what you paid for.
We stay involved afterwards for changes, fixes, store updates and new features as the business grows.
Frequently asked questions
What does an app cost in South Africa?
Far less than most people expect for a first version, because we scope it tightly and build the part that matters first. We quote per project after a short conversation about what the app needs to do.
Should I build a native app or a web app?
If people will use it daily, need it offline, or need push notifications, native usually wins. For everything else a web app is faster to build, cheaper to run and updates instantly. We tell you honestly which one fits before you spend anything.
Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. We set up the developer accounts in your name, prepare the listing, screenshots and privacy details, submit for review and handle anything the reviewers come back with.
How long does an app take to build?
A focused first version is usually four to ten weeks depending on complexity, plus about one to two weeks for app store review on native builds.
Can the app connect to systems we already use?
In most cases yes. Payment providers, accounting tools, calendars, email, WhatsApp and courier platforms can usually be connected, and we confirm what is possible before quoting.
Can the app take payments?
Yes. Web apps use the same South African gateways as our online stores, and native apps can use in-app purchases and subscriptions where Apple and Google require them.
Who owns the app and the code?
You do. It is built for your business, the store accounts are registered in your name, and there is no licence fee to keep using it.
What happens after launch?
We stay on for fixes, changes and new features, and we keep the app compatible as Apple and Google release new versions of iOS and Android.
