In short
Most business apps are a website with push notifications and a camera, and we say when that is true and build the lean version. When the app genuinely earns its place (offline work, hardware, a field team), we build it properly: one reviewed codebase, tested on real devices, shipped to both stores.
Deliverables
What you get.
Everything listed here is a thing you can hold: a document, a system, a working piece of software. Not hours, not effort.
- 01Scope document: platforms, screens, integrations, store requirements
- 02Design-faithful build for iOS and Android from one reviewed codebase
- 03Offline and low-network behavior decided up front, not discovered in the field
- 04Push, analytics and crash reporting wired in from day one
- 05Submission to both stores, listing copy and screenshots included
- 06Handover: code, signing keys, docs and a walkthrough. You own everything
Capabilities
What we can take on.
The concrete jobs this service covers. Yours is not listed? Ask anyway: the honest answer is often a sibling service.
- Customer-facing apps: booking, ordering, loyalty, account self-service
- Internal tools your field team actually carries: inspections, delivery, sales
- One codebase for both stores where the app allows it, native modules where performance demands
- Push notifications, offline mode, camera and location done properly
- App Store and Play submission handled end to end
- Rescues of apps abandoned by their last developer
Process
How we work.
Four stages, one line. The order never changes; the depth does.
- 01Scope the smallest useful appThe first release does three things well, not thirty badly.
- 02Prove the hardest screen firstThe riskiest flow gets built while changing course is cheap.
- 03Test on real devicesMid-tier Android in the field, not just the flagship on the desk.
- 04Ship, then iterateStore review, crash reports and real usage steer release two.
The working model
Build, measure, ship, again.
Four stages, narrated, with captions. Sound is off until you ask for it.
Why Web Fortuners
Three reasons, checkable.
- 01
The website and the app come from one team
The accounts, the data and the brand never drift apart between them.
- 02
The same build rules as our web work apply here
Performance budgets, least-privilege permissions, and no feature without an owner.
- 03
We operate what we build
Updates, store reviews and crash triage are available after launch.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
The things people ask before they write to us. Yours is not here? Ask it directly.
We default to one shared codebase because it halves build and maintenance cost, and drop to native modules for the screens that need it. If your app is genuinely performance-critical we say so at scoping and quote native.
Yes: developer accounts, listings, screenshots, review submissions and the update cadence afterwards. Rejection handling included.
After a code audit. Some apps need rescue, some need a rebuild; we tell you which one yours is before quoting either.
Fixed scope per release, quoted in writing. You approve the scope, the platforms and the store checklist before work begins.
Proof
The pillar at work.
No case study credits this exact service yet. These credit its siblings in the Engineering pillar: same studio, same standards.
Engineering pillar
It ships, or it does not count.
Astro and Next.js, storefronts, cloud and security. The performance budget is enforced before launch, not audited after it.
- 12Web DevelopmentFast, secure sites built on modern and proven stacks
- 13E-commerceStorefronts that convert and scale
- 14Cloud & DevOpsAWS, Azure and GCP infrastructure, managed right
- 15CybersecurityAudits, pentesting and 24/7 resilience
- 17Employee Tracking SystemsAttendance, field work and output, visible in one place
- 18Custom CRM & ERPA system that fits the business, instead of the other way round