Mobile app development
Customer- and team-facing mobile applications built around a defined set of tasks — from booking and service requests to account management and progress tracking.
Problems this addresses
- Customers need a faster or more convenient way to interact with your business — to book, order, track or request service.
- Field or delivery teams need a mobile tool that reflects how they actually work, not a generic template.
- An existing process depends on phone calls, paper or spreadsheets, and needs a structured, accountable path instead.
Examples of what this can include
Scope and deliverables
Agreed upfront: the target platforms (iOS, Android or both), the core user flows the first version must support, and how the app connects to any existing system.
Defined together during scoping: the exact screen list, the content for each screen, and the acceptance criteria for each flow — produced during the definition stage described in our approach.
Process for this service
The same definition, design, build-and-verify, and operation stages described in our approach apply here, with two mobile-specific additions: reviewable prototypes tested on real devices before development starts, and app store submission prepared as part of the build stage rather than left until the end.
Integrations and constraints we evaluate
- Existing booking, CRM, payment or notification systems the app needs to read from or write to.
- Platform requirements from Apple and Google — account setup, review guidelines and minimum OS versions.
- Offline behaviour, data volume and the device conditions the app will actually be used in.
What affects budget and timeline
These factors shape the scope of a quote — we don't set prices or delivery dates without reviewing your specific project.
- The number of platforms targeted and the depth of native integration required.
- The number and complexity of user flows in the first release.
- Whether the app needs to integrate with existing backend systems or can use a simpler, self-contained data model.
- Ongoing maintenance and update expectations once the app is live.
Frequently asked questions
Do you build for iOS, Android or both?
Both platforms can be supported. We agree the target platforms during scoping, based on your users and budget.
Do we need a native app, or would a mobile website work?
We evaluate this with you. A mobile-friendly website (see our web development service) is often enough for content and simple forms, while a native app suits offline use, notifications or device features like camera and location.
Who submits the app to the App Store and Google Play?
Submission is prepared as part of the build stage. Store accounts remain under your ownership, and requirements from Apple and Google are reviewed and followed rather than promised in advance.
Can the app work with our existing systems?
Any integration is reviewed during scoping — we identify what the app needs to read or write, and what access or documentation it requires.
What happens after the app is live?
Ongoing maintenance, updates and support are agreed separately, based on what the app needs once it is in use. Nothing continues automatically beyond the agreed initial engagement.
Product concept
Explore a booking app concept
An original Aixo Lab concept for a mobile-first booking experience — class selection, sample availability and a reviewable confirmation step. Not a client project.
See the booking app conceptHave a mobile app in mind?
Tell us who will use it and what you want it to help them do.
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