Do I need an app or a website?

Often a fast mobile website does the job, and it costs less. An app makes sense when people use it again and again, need it to work without signal, or need phone features like notifications or the camera. I'll tell you honestly which one you need.

Which platforms do you build for?

iPhone, iPad and Android, from a single Flutter codebase. You get both platforms without paying for two separate apps.

Can you publish the app for me?

Yes. I handle the store listings, screenshots, review and each update after launch. The app is published under your own developer accounts, so it belongs to you.

App Development

A good app does one job well every time someone opens it. I design and build mobile apps for iPhone, iPad and Android using Flutter, which means one codebase to build, test and maintain instead of two.

What's included

Working out what the first version needs, and what can wait.
Design for small screens, big thumbs and one-handed use.
One Flutter codebase for iPhone, iPad and Android.
Offline support, so the app keeps working with poor or no signal.
In-app purchases or subscriptions if you're charging for it.
App Store and Google Play listings, review and release.

Built and shipped

Baseline Scoreboard is a basketball scoreboard I built for the volunteers who run the clock at games. It runs on iPad, iPhone and Android, works with no signal in any sports hall, and is live on the App Store and Google Play. More than 240 automated tests run before every release.

Good fit if

You have an idea for an app and want one person to take it from sketch to store.
Your customers or staff do the same task on their phones again and again.
It needs to work where the signal is bad.

What's included

Built and shipped

Good fit if

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