Mobile apps released
and supported properly.
Android and iOS applications for your customers and your field staff — from consumer payment apps to tools that let agents work offline and sync later. Designed, built, published to the stores and kept up to date as the platforms change.
Everything the engagement covers.
Native & cross-platform
Flutter or React Native for most products, Kotlin and Swift where the app needs it.
Offline-first design
Apps that keep working where the network does not, then sync safely when it returns.
Back-end & APIs
The secure services behind the app, built or integrated with your existing platform.
Payments & identity
Card, transfer and wallet flows, BVN and identity checks, built to the standards the regulators expect.
Store publishing
Listing, review and release management on Google Play and the Apple App Store, in your own developer accounts.
Updates & monitoring
Crash reporting, analytics and a release cadence that keeps the app working on new OS versions.
Typically commissioned by
- Fintechs and payment operators
- Businesses with field or sales staff
- Institutions offering services to the public
- Companies extending a web platform to mobile
The outcomes.
- check_circleLive apps in both stores, under your accounts
- check_circleField staff working with or without signal
- check_circleSecure payment and identity flows
- check_circleA release plan for the year ahead
Three stages, no surprises.
Define
User journeys, screens and the back-end the app needs, agreed before any code is written.
Build
Test builds on your own devices at every milestone, so you feel the app long before launch.
Release
Store submission, launch support, and monitoring so problems are caught before users report them.
Do you build for both Android and iOS? add
Yes. Most projects use a single cross-platform codebase, which keeps both versions in step and lowers the cost of every update.
Who owns the app store accounts? add
You do. We publish through developer accounts registered in your organisation's name.
What happens after launch? add
A support agreement covers OS updates, bug fixes and small improvements, with larger features scoped separately.
Usually paired with this.
Enterprise software development
Custom platforms for institutions
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Sites, portals and web apps
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Surveillance design and install
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Cabling, wireless and routing
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