1440 Consult
Mobile application interface on a smartphone
Mobile applications

Mobile apps for customers, field teams and operations.

One codebase, both stores, connected to the systems your business already runs on — with offline behaviour and releases handled properly.

iOS + Android
single codebase
Offline
first data layer
99.5%
crash-free sessions
App types

Apps that do real work, not just display screens.

We focus on apps tied to operations: field data capture, customer self-service and internal productivity.

Customer apps

Customer apps

Self-service, ordering, bookings and loyalty connected to your backend.

  • Push notifications
  • Secure authentication
  • In-app support
Field & operations apps

Field & operations apps

Checklists, inspections and job tracking that work without signal.

  • Offline sync
  • Photo and signature capture
  • GPS and timestamps
System integration

System integration

Apps wired into ERP, CRM and internal databases through clean APIs.

  • Token-based security
  • Background sync
  • Conflict resolution
Delivery

From idea to store listing.

  1. 01

    Product definition

    Core journeys, platform decisions and release scope.

  2. 02

    Prototype

    Clickable flows validated with real users before code.

  3. 03

    Build

    Two-week cycles with TestFlight and Play internal builds.

  4. 04

    Store submission

    Assets, policies, privacy declarations and review support.

  5. 05

    Operate

    Crash monitoring, analytics and staged rollouts.

Scope

Always included

What ships with every engagement — no hidden extras, no surprise dependencies.

  • Store accounts configured under your ownership
  • Offline-tolerant data layer
  • Crash and performance monitoring
  • Release pipeline for future updates
Impact

What clients get

-70%

less paper and manual re-typing in the field.

2x

faster job completion reporting.

4.6★

average store rating on launched apps.

1

codebase to maintain instead of two.

Have a mobile app in mind?

Describe the workflow it needs to support and we'll scope a first release.