App for clients
Catalog, favourites, bookings and services — on the client’s phone, under your brand.
- Catalog and favourites
- Bookings and service orders
- Push notifications
iOS, Android and PWA — an app that installs on the phone like any other and works with your website and CRM
Not every business needs an app store. Often a PWA is enough — it installs from the website in one tap and looks native.
If you need the App Store and Google Play, I build it natively. We decide together at the briefing.
Catalog, favourites, bookings and services — on the client’s phone, under your brand.
The team’s working tools: requests, guests, till, shifts.
Installs from the website in one tap and looks like a regular app.
When you need the App Store and Google Play, I build a full-fledged app.
Real apps that clients use right now. Names, phone numbers and bookings on the screens are replaced — guest data is never published.
A real estate agency app with a concierge inside
A full agency app in Alanya: sale and rental catalog, property cards with a map and amenities, favourites and a concierge service for guests — in one app and on the same backend as the website.
A separate app for guests who have already checked in
The guest signs in with the same account as on the website and sees their booking with the check-in status. Then services in a couple of taps: order food from nearby restaurants, a transfer, a car or cleaning. All requests go to the manager.
A loyalty program for a coffee shop: a website for guests and an app for baristas
Instead of paper cards — a QR code on the guest’s phone. The barista scans it at the till with a work phone, and stamps and rewards are counted automatically. The owner sees statistics and manages staff with roles and PIN codes.
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Telegram · @vladislovesv Discuss a projectA PWA is faster and cheaper, installs from the website and suits most tasks. A native app is needed if the App Store, Google Play or deep access to the phone’s hardware matter. Price — [FROM … €].
A PWA on top of an existing website — [TIME]. A separate app with a backend — [TIME]. Store publishing adds review time, usually [TIME].
The developer accounts are registered in your name — that’s important so the app stays yours. I prepare the build, description and screenshots, and we publish together.
A PWA updates itself the next time it’s opened. The native version is rebuilt and sent for review, while properties and texts are changed in the admin panel without a release.