Our services
Cross-platform app development for mobile and desktop
One app for iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux: built cross-platform, from the idea to the store release.
Your customers and your team use different devices. We build apps for mobile and desktop from a shared codebase, so features work the same everywhere and further development doesn't multiply.
Discuss your projectWhat you have
in hand at the end.
- A concept with target platforms, core features and user flows
- A cross-platform app for mobile and desktop with a shared codebase
- Integration with your backends, APIs and push notifications
- Release in the App Store, Google Play and for desktop, plus handover and a maintenance agreement
Collaboration
A clear path.
Shared decisions.
- 01
Choose platforms
We clarify who uses the app where, and decide together whether a cross-platform approach or native parts make sense.
- 02
Build the core
A clickable prototype makes the workflows testable. Then we develop the first version for all target platforms in parallel.
- 03
Release and maintain
We support store approvals, updates and feedback, and prioritize further development based on actual use.
From our work
From the problem
to the solution.
Development, technical implementation and CTO-as-a-Service for the event platform Greetix.
Frequently asked
questions.
Why cross-platform instead of native?
A shared codebase reduces development and maintenance effort and keeps behavior consistent across devices. Where device features require it, we add native modules.
Which platforms can you cover?
iOS and Android, as well as desktop on Windows, macOS and Linux. Which of them matter to you, we clarify at the start.
Do you handle the store release?
Yes. We prepare builds, store listings and submissions and support the release. Approval itself is decided by the stores.
Your project. A clear next step.
What should
work better?
We talk about where you stand, possible solutions and a sensible way to start. The first call happens via video, around 30 minutes, wherever you are. You don't need a finished brief for that.