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// Mobile App Development

Companion app for a web product

Your web product, in your customers' pockets.

Engagement that fits
Fixed-scope build, Product partnership
Stack
React NativeTypeScriptTanStack QueryNestJSSupabase

// Overview

Where this product fits

// Audience

Who it is for

Companies with a web product customers already use, who now want it on iOS and Android with the same accounts, the same data and notifications that bring people back.

// Problem

The problem

A separate mobile team means a second backend and features that drift apart, while a wrapped website feels slow, works badly offline and struggles in app store review.

// Deliverables

What we would build

  • iOS and Android apps from one codebase

    A shared codebase delivers both apps, so every feature reaches iOS and Android together and works the same way on each.

  • Sign-in shared with your web product

    Customers sign in with the account they already use on the web, and their data, settings and history are waiting when they open the app.

  • Offline mode and sync

    The app keeps working on a weak or missing connection, and changes made offline sync back to your servers once the phone reconnects.

  • Push notifications

    Notifications bring people back at the right moment, for an update, a reminder or a reply, and each user controls what they receive.

  • App Store and Google Play listings

    We prepare the listings and review submissions for both stores, and answer the questions reviewers raise before your app is released.

  • The API changes the app needs

    Where the app needs data your web product does not yet expose, we extend your API, so both products read from the same source.

// Process

How it works

  1. 01.

    The app calls the API your web app uses

    The mobile app reads and writes through your existing API, so there is no second backend to build or keep in step.

  2. 02.

    Shared types keep both apps in step

    Web and mobile share the same data types, so a breaking change to the API shows up in both before it ships.

  3. 03.

    Data is cached for use offline

    Recent data is stored on the device, so screens open quickly and stay usable when the connection drops.

  4. 04.

    Releases go through both app stores

    Each release is built, tested and submitted to the App Store and Google Play, then rolled out to users in stages.

What's next

Let's build
your product.

Tell us what you're building and where it stands. We'll scope it with you on a call and give you a straight answer on fit.

  1. 01

    Book a call

    Pick a time on our calendar and tell us what you want to build.

  2. 02

    Shape the scope

    Together we name the users, the first release and what success looks like.

  3. 03

    Get a proposal

    We send a written plan with the scope, the steps and the engagement that fits.

  4. 04

    Start the work

    We begin with Discovery and show you working software early and often.