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Mobile apps
Mobile apps for iOS and Android, from the first screen to the app stores
We design and build iOS and Android apps for customers and for teams in the field: cross-platform with React Native or native in Swift and Kotlin, together with the backend and admin panel behind them.
- iOS + Android
- one team for both platforms
- 5.0
- CanterLope's rating in the App Store
- You own it
- code and store accounts in your name
When does your business need a mobile app?
When people need your service on the go, often in the field, and a website is not enough.
Teams work in the field
Drivers, technicians or instructors need jobs, checklists and documents on their phones.
Customers come back often
Booking, ordering or tracking is faster in an app than on a website.
Paper still runs the job
Forms, signatures and photos are collected on paper and typed in later.
Your product lives on the phone
Maps, camera and notifications are part of the service.
Your app is outdated
An old app with poor reviews, or one that breaks on new phones.
Data must reach the office
What happens in the field should appear in your systems right away.
What is included in a mobile app project?
Everything from the first screens to the app stores, and the systems behind the app.
- 01
UX and UI design
Screens designed for one-handed use and real working conditions.
- 02
Cross-platform or native
React Native for one shared codebase, or native Swift and Kotlin when the app needs it.
- 03
Backend and admin panel
The server, database and web admin panel the app needs.
- 04
Device features
GPS, camera, push notifications, offline mode and digital signatures.
- 05
Integrations
Payments, maps, calendars and your own systems.
- 06
Testing on devices
Manual and automated tests on iPhones and Android phones.
- 07
App store release
Submission to the App Store and Google Play, and help with the review.
- 08
Support and updates
Updates for new iOS and Android versions, fixes and new features.
Example app
Logistics operations platform: one React Native driver app for iOS and Android
Office staff create and schedule tickets in a web admin panel; drivers get them in one React Native app for iOS and Android, with photos, signatures, GPS route tracking and time tracking.
- 1 app
- React Native for iOS and Android
- GPS
- routes and trucks on a map
- Digital
- tickets with photos and signatures
How does a mobile app project run?
From a free call to the app stores, with a test build on your phone every week.
- 1
Call and scope
We agree what the first version must do and send a written scope and price.
You: a short call
- 2
Design
Clickable screens for the main flows.
You: approve the screens
- 3
Build
App and backend built, with test builds on your phone every week.
You: test the builds
- 4
App store release
Submitted to the App Store and Google Play.
You: approve the listing
- 5
Support
Updates, fixes and new features after launch.
You: choose a support plan
How much does a mobile app cost?
Every app starts with a written scope and price: a fixed price for a defined first version, then phases or hourly work. App store fees are paid by you, directly to Apple and Google.
What the price depends on
- iOS, Android or both
- Cross-platform or native
- The backend and admin panel the app needs
- Device features such as offline mode, GPS or payments
- Integrations with your systems
Cross-platform or native?
We recommend one in the quote, based on what the app must do.
Cross-platform (React Native)
One codebase for iOS and Android: faster to build and maintain. Used for the CanterLope, logistics and City Parking apps.
Native (Swift and Kotlin)
Separate apps that use each platform fully, best for apps that push the device to its limits.
More apps we built
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Usually both, so every customer or employee can use the app. With React Native, both come from one codebase; if all your users are on one platform, we can start there.
Cross-platform (React Native) is faster to build and maintain and fits most business apps, including GPS tracking, photos and signatures in the field. Native fits apps that push the device to its limits, such as heavy graphics or complex background processing.
Yes. We prepare the listing, submit the app to the App Store and Google Play and handle the review. The developer accounts are in your name.
Yes. The server, database and admin panel the app needs are part of the project.
You do. The code and the store accounts are in your name.
New iOS and Android versions arrive every year. A monthly support plan keeps the app working and adds features, or ask us for work by the hour.
