Loyalty app for a grocery store chain
A digital loyalty card with points, spend-based bonuses and challenges.
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Mobile apps for business
We help you figure out whether you need an app or a website is enough. If you do need one, we start with a small first version, test it with real customers and grow it from there.
- Price
- from 150,000 som
- Timeline
- timeline — after the estimate
The key question first
An app, or is a website enough?
You need an app if
- Customers come back often: once a week or more
- You need push notifications, geolocation or the camera
- You have rewards, subscriptions or customer accounts
- Your employees need the app for their work
A website is enough if
- Customers buy once every few months
- The main goal is to be found on Google
- Your budget is limited and you need to test demand
In that case we'll honestly suggest a website: it's cheaper and faster, and an app can be added later.
Use cases
What businesses use apps for
- 01
Orders
Repeat orders in two taps: food, water, building materials delivery.
- 02
Bookings
Customers choose the time and specialist themselves, and you don't lose bookings in chats.
- 03
Customer account
Order status, history, documents — in the customer's pocket.
- 04
Rewards
A loyalty card on the phone instead of a plastic one.
- 05
Work processes
An app for couriers, technicians or sales reps.
First version
Start small and test with customers
The first version of the app solves one main task — for example, booking or reordering. It's faster to release, and it shows whether customers actually use the app. Then we develop it based on data, not guesswork.
iOS and Android
One app for two platforms
We build the app for iPhone and Android from a single codebase. It's cheaper and faster than two separate apps, and for most business tasks customers won't notice the difference.
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Stages
How it works
- 01
Goal
What the customer should do in the app and why it matters to the business.
- 02
Prototype
Clickable screens — tested before development.
- 03
Development
App, backend and admin panel.
- 04
Testing
On real phones, iPhone and Android.
- 05
Publishing
App Store and Google Play: builds, descriptions, store review.
- 06
Ongoing support
Updates for new iOS and Android versions.
Cost
Price guide
We'll only give you a ballpark we can stand behind: the price of an app depends heavily on the number of screens and integrations.
First version
One main task, iOS and Android, admin panel
from 150,000 som
Growth
New modules after launch
quoted per stage
Apple and Google developer accounts are paid separately at their rates.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Prices and timelines for all services are on the “Pricing and timelines” page.
Do we need two apps — one for iPhone and one for Android?
Usually not: one app is built for both platforms.
Who publishes the app on the App Store and Google Play?
We prepare the builds and materials and handle publishing. It's best to register the developer accounts in your company's name so the app belongs to you.
How much does support after launch cost?
App stores change their requirements regularly, so an app needs updates.
Can we start with a website and build the app later?
Yes, and it's often the smarter choice. If the website is built with a separate backend, the app can later connect to the same data.
Inquiry
Get an app quote
We'll reply within 15 minutes during business hours: whether we're the right fit, plus a ballpark price and timeline.
Or message us directly
- 1We read your inquiry and ask a couple of questions if needed
- 2We get on a call to talk it through
- 3We send you the scope of work, price and timeline by stage