A real app.
Your own design, your typography, your icons. Not the stock theme with a logo swapped in.
Mobile App Development
Mobile App Development
An app that's a wrapper around your website isn't worth building. One that uses your existing catalogue, prices, promotions and orders (and feels like an app) is.
We build iOS and Android apps on top of CS-Cart and Multi-Vendor, using your store as the backend so there's one place to manage everything.
What we build
Merchandising you control from the admin panel.
Home screen blocks, banners, category layouts and featured products driven by configuration rather than app releases. If a promotion has to wait for an App Store review, it won't happen.
The full buying flow.
Search with filters and sorting, saved addresses, saved payment methods, reorder, order tracking, returns, reviews and support. Not just browse and buy.
Push notifications.
Through Firebase and APNs, handled properly in foreground, background and killed states.
A vendor panel, if you're running a marketplace.
Vendors managing products, orders, shipping and customer messages from a phone.
The awkward business rules.
Restricted products, customer-group pricing, minimum order values, agent or B2B logins. This is usually where a generic app template runs out.
Proof
Read the case studies for the apps behind this, including a marketplace app where prescription products are gated by the customer’s licence, and a B2B app with agent single sign-on and voice search.
How it’s priced
Fixed price per phase. Phase one is usually the core buying flow on both platforms; the vendor panel and the more unusual rules follow.
What moves the number: whether you need a vendor panel, how much of your logic is custom, and whether your store already has a working API layer or we’re building one.
Questions we get asked
Yes, from one codebase. Native where it needs to be: payments, push, camera.
Yes, including the review process and the rejections that sometimes come with it. You own the developer accounts.
If they change what customers see or do, they need API support, which is part of the work. We'll tell you which of your add-ons that applies to before quoting.
Yes. Same customers, same orders, same loyalty points as the website.
Content and merchandising change from the admin panel with no release. Feature changes need a release, and we handle those.
Tell us about your store and we’ll tell you what an app would involve.
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