Real native
The mobile apps are built with Dart and Flutter and compiled to machine code for iOS and Android. Camera, files, notifications and biometrics work as in any installed app.
What an app is assembled from
An app is not written from scratch — it is assembled from ready modules. Below is what already works for other companies: catalogue, orders, booking, loyalty, payments, campaigns, messenger.
App modules
Start with one module — the one your customer opens most often. The rest arrive in later versions, within the same subscription and without a new contract.
What it runs on
Modules are not a set of pictures in a builder. One platform sits underneath them, and the way it is built decides what the app can do on a person's phone.
Web in React
The web part is React and TypeScript. The same logic runs in the browser and inside the mobile app, so a scenario is not written twice and cannot drift between platforms.
Works without a connection
Actions taken offline queue up and reach the server once the connection is back. A request sent in a lift or a car park is not lost.
The business's data
Customers, orders and bookings belong to the business. We process them so the app works, and on your instruction — not otherwise.
Other industries
Let's assemble an app
around your scenario
Tell us about your customer scenario — we'll suggest the right modules and the scope of the first release.
Discuss an appQuestions about what goes inside
Do we have to take every module at once?
No, and we advise against it. Launch the main customer scenario; the rest is added as you grow — within the same subscription and without a new contract.
Can a module be adjusted to us?
Configuration is part of the work: your own fields, your own rules, your own order of screens. If you need a scenario no module has, it is quoted separately before work starts.
What if the module we need isn't listed?
Tell us what your customer does most often. Some of those tasks are assembled from existing modules, some become separate work — it becomes clear after the first conversation.
Do modules work together or each on its own?
Together, and that is the point. An order knows about bonuses, a booking about payment, a campaign about who came and when. Separate services wired by hand do not manage that.