Mobile app development

From screen designs to an app people can install.

The distance between a set of screens and something installable is where most app projects lose their schedule. Permissions, background behaviour, weak networks, store review and the second release all live in that gap. We plan for them at the start rather than discovering them in week nine.

01 / THE WORK

From screen designs to an app people can install.

These are the parts that decide whether the result holds up. Open whichever matters to you.

NetworkWeak and intermittent connectivity

Actions queue and reconcile rather than failing silently. The app tells the user what has actually been saved, and what has not.

LocationBackground location and battery

Tracking that survives the operating system killing the process, without draining a full shift of battery.

CameraDocument and photo capture

Capture, compress and upload to private storage - with the permission prompts explained before the system asks, which is most of why people grant them.

PushNotifications and deep links

A notification that opens the right screen with the right record loaded, including from a cold start.

DevicesReal device testing

Verified on physical mid-range Android hardware, not only an emulator. Screen sizes, OS versions and manufacturer quirks included.

ReleaseStore listing and release management

Store listing, data-safety declarations, permission justifications, staged rollout and update handling.

02 / WHAT YOU GET

What is actually delivered.

This fits when: You need an application people install and open repeatedly - for customers, or for staff working away from a desk.

  • Product planning and flows before screens, so the build is not a redraw of a guess
  • Offline and weak-network behaviour: actions queue and reconcile rather than failing silently
  • The parts that usually break - background location, document capture, push and deep links from a cold start
  • Real-device testing on physical mid-range hardware, plus store listing, data-safety declarations and staged rollout

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