Do you really need an app?
This is the most useful question we ask in the first meeting. An app makes sense when people will open it again and again: to reorder, track something, attend classes or log work. For a business that customers visit once or twice, a fast mobile website usually brings more enquiries at a fraction of the cost, because nobody has to download anything. We will say so if that is your case.
Apps we build for Panipat businesses
- Order and catalogue apps for wholesalers and manufacturers, so regular buyers and dealers can see stock and place repeat orders.
- School and coaching apps for attendance, homework, fee reminders and notices to parents.
- Field staff apps for sales teams and service engineers to log visits, photos and locations.
- Customer apps for restaurants, gyms, salons and clinics: bookings, offers and loyalty points.
How we build
Where it suits the app, we use Flutter, which makes one app for both Android and iOS. That saves time and cost compared with two separate apps. The app connects to an admin panel on the web where your team manages data, orders and users. We publish the app on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store in your company's developer account, so you own it.
- Feature list and simple screen sketches, agreed in writing.
- Design of the main screens for your approval.
- Development in stages, with a test version on your phone every week or two.
- Store publishing and handover of the code and accounts.
What to think about before the first meeting
- Who will use the app: your customers, your dealers, your staff, or all three. Each user type adds screens.
- The five things it must do on day one. Everything else can wait for version two.
- Apps you already like. Screenshots of apps you use every day help us understand what you expect.
- Who will enter the data: products, prices, students or orders. We plan the admin panel around that person.
Cost
App cost depends on the number of screens, user types and features such as payments or live tracking. We give a written quote after the feature list is clear. A simple first version with only the must-have features is often the best start: launch it, see how customers use it, then add more.
If your app needs a web system behind it, see our software development service in Panipat.