iOS and Android from a single project
One codebase builds the app for iPhone and Android. You pay for one project, not two, and both versions evolve together.
Mobile apps
An app for your customers to order, book and come back, or for your team to log their work in the field. One project for iOS and Android, connected to the tools you already use and published on the stores by us.
Signs it's time
When customers and staff rely on messages, paper and good memory, work gets lost along the way. An app puts that path in the pocket of whoever uses it.
Orders and bookings arrive by message, get mixed up with everything else, and some slip through.
Your team takes notes on paper or in a notes app, and someone types it all again at the office.
Information passes from hand to hand and reaches the decision-maker late.
Customers buy once and forget about you, because nothing reminds them to come back.
Who the app is for
The app handles one task from start to finish. It can belong to the people who buy from you or to the people who work with you.
Customers
Customers order, book or track without calling or waiting for a reply, and the right notification brings them back at the right time.
Team
People in the field log their work on the phone, with photos and location, and the office sees it instantly, with no retyping.
What you get
One codebase builds the app for iPhone and Android. You pay for one project, not two, and both versions evolve together.
We prepare the store listing, submit the app and follow the review. You don't need to learn each store's rules.
The app talks to your system, website, ERP or spreadsheet. If there's no system behind it yet, we build one alongside.
Reminders, confirmations and updates land on the phone screen at the right moment, without anyone having to send a message.
The conversation and the estimate are free, with no commitment.
How it works
Before we start, you know what the app will do, what it costs and what happens at each step.
You tell us what the app needs to solve. Together we define the core task and who will use it, and you get an estimate. This conversation is free.
You see and approve the screens before any code is written. On larger projects, we deliver a clickable prototype to try the flow on your phone.
We build the app in stages, with deliveries you follow and comment on along the way.
We handle submission and approval on the App Store and Google Play.
Support, updates and new features are available. They're optional, and the decision is yours.
Before you decide
Sometimes the answer is a website, and we'll tell you so. An app is worth it when people use it often or it needs the phone's features.
Frequent use
Notifications
Camera, GPS and offline use
Being found on Google
Cost to start
First visit
No lock-in
You're never tied to us. What belongs to you is handed over, and anything we offer after launch is optional.
We recommend keeping support in place, because the stores and phone operating systems change every year and the app has to keep up. But the choice is yours.
The app's code is yours. We hand over a full copy whenever you ask.
The app is published under your company's developer account or Herkul's. The choice is yours.
Data from the people who use the app belongs to your company, and you can export it whenever you want.
If you ever want to continue with another team, we hand everything over to them.
Fit
If what you need is to be found and get enquiries, a website does it better. See our business websites
FAQ
It depends on what the app does: the number of screens, the integrations, and whether it needs login, payments or offline use. That's why we start with a conversation: at the end, you get a free estimate and decide with no commitment.
No. We build a single project that produces the app for both iOS and Android. Both versions launch and update together.
Yes. We prepare the store screenshots and copy, submit the app and follow the review on both stores.
You choose: under your company's developer account, with its name on the store, or under Herkul's account if you'd rather not deal with it.
No. We recommend it, because the stores and phone operating systems change every year and the app has to keep up. But you can continue with another team or without support.
When the project calls for it, yes: parts of the app work without a connection and sync when the signal comes back. It's common in field apps. We decide this during planning.
Often, yes: that's where the orders, customers and data the app shows are stored. If you already have one, we integrate with it. If not, we build it alongside, as custom software.
Both, when needed. The panel is where your team tracks orders, manages content and sees what's happening in the app.
Next step
We work out what the app needs to solve and tell you honestly whether an app is the right path. The conversation and the estimate are free.
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