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Mobile app development
Build an app around what your customers or team need to do. We help define the scope, design the experience and develop the mobile product, with a release plan agreed around your business.
Build with NexusWho it is for
Built around
your next step.
For businesses launching a customer app, founders building a mobile product, and teams improving an existing experience.
Product scope
User journeys, essential features and a clear first release.
Interface design
Mobile screens and interactions shaped around the people using them.
App development
Implementation for the agreed platforms, including the backend and integrations your scope needs.
Testing and release
Device testing, release preparation and help with store submission.
A clear scope.
A shared plan.
We start with your problem, users and constraints. Together we agree on deliverables, a release plan and how the work will be reviewed.
Features, integrations and platform requirements shape the cost and timing. We discuss those before committing to a build.
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Our own product work
Published iOS products we build and operate ourselves. Explore the apps to see our approach to mobile product design and development.
Before we start
A few useful answers
- Can you build for both iOS and Android?
- Yes. We discuss your audience, platform requirements and budget before agreeing on a native or shared implementation approach. Our current public app examples are on the Apple App Store.
- What determines the cost and timeline?
- Platform count, screen complexity, integrations, accounts, payments and backend requirements all affect the scope. We agree on deliverables and a release plan before development; there is no universal price or deadline.
- Can you work on an existing app?
- We can discuss an existing product after reviewing its code, design and current requirements. That review determines what can be reused and what needs to change.
- What happens after launch?
- Maintenance, release updates and new features can be agreed as an ongoing engagement. The scope and responsibilities are made explicit rather than assumed.
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What would you
like to build?
A new idea, an existing product or a workflow that needs a better tool. Tell us where you are starting.
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