Platform development · support where the work happens
Give people the information and authority to act away from a desk.
A colleague checks a delivery in the warehouse, assesses an exception in production or works at a customer's site. The mobile application needs to fit that situation: understand the task, make an informed decision and leave a clear next step for colleagues.
From our work · JobLog
The job at hand, wherever the work happens.
In JobLog24, cleaners have work instructions, contact details and time recording at hand. From the same work order, they can report an issue or request supplies. We built the mobile web app and the processing behind those actions, giving the office the information it needs to follow through.
Explore the JobLog caseA different approach for WorkVine
WorkVine has iOS and Android apps for employees. We reuse the web code with Capacitor and add the native capabilities the product needs. The requirements determine the mobile approach.
Explore WorkVineStart with the work, not the app store
We examine the actions people take and the information they need. Do they use their own phone or a shared device? Do they need to add photographs, scan a code or receive a notification? How reliable is the connection where they work?
With employees, we walk through a complete task. What can they decide independently, when do they need a colleague and what should the office know afterwards? The app becomes a useful way into the same business, not simply a smaller administration screen.
What we build and hand over
A mobile user journey
Screens, information and actions suited to the working environment. We test the design on the devices people use, including understandable errors and a clear way to complete the task.
The application and its platform connection
The selected mobile application, connected to business rules, data and permissions in the backend. A change needs to retain its meaning in the office. The app does not independently decide who may access which records.
Distribution, testing and maintenance
The agreed distribution method, tests on relevant devices and arrangements for updates and support. Where limited or absent connectivity is in scope, we also design and test what can be stored locally and how changes are reconciled later.
Share the web codebase and add native capabilities where needed
We develop applications in TypeScript with Angular or Vue. Capacitor allows us to reuse the web codebase for iOS and Android and add native device capabilities. Each platform does not need a wholly separate application. Platform-specific integrations, distribution and testing remain part of delivery.
A mobile-first PWA is an alternative when browser access is more appropriate. The decision depends on device capabilities, access, distribution and maintenance. Neither label automatically means the application works offline: the required data behaviour needs to be designed.
Two products with different mobile choices
WorkVine has iOS and Android apps alongside its office environment. Employees access their own work context while HR, planning and communications remain part of the same product.
JobLog24 uses a mobile-first PWA for cleaners and subcontractors. From a work order, they can read instructions, report an issue and request supplies. The office receives the request, and the person assigned to deliver can confirm it in their own app. Time recording on previously loaded work orders can continue without a connection. New requests and photo uploads need internet access. Those capabilities and boundaries follow the work people do on site.
To understand how information and permissions connect beneath the applications, explore our engineering approach. If you already have a workplace or task in mind, discuss the mobile application with us.
Your next step
An idea, or a detailed brief?
We start from where you are. Discuss the application, any existing requirements and the team we would work alongside.