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Mobile apps and mini apps

iOS, Android and PWA — an app that installs on the phone like any other and works with your website and CRM

3apps in use by clients
iOS · Androidone codebase
1backend for the website and the app
RU · ENmultilingual out of the box

What’s included

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.

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

App for staff

The team’s working tools: requests, guests, till, shifts.

  • Requests and tasks
  • Guests and payments tracking
  • Daily statistics

PWA instead of an app store

Installs from the website in one tap and looks like a regular app.

  • No App Store and no review
  • Updates reach everyone at once
  • Works on iOS and Android

Native development

When you need the App Store and Google Play, I build a full-fledged app.

  • Store publishing
  • Camera and location access
  • Linked to the website and CRM

Apps
in use

Real apps that clients use right now. Names, phone numbers and bookings on the screens are replaced — guest data is never published.

01 · AGENCY · iOS / ANDROID

Qoople

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.

  • Sale / rent catalog with filters and dates
  • Property card: gallery, discount, amenities, map
  • Concierge: transfer, food, car, cleaning, tours
  • RU / EN, 4 currencies, light and dark theme
02 · GUESTS · iOS / ANDROID

Qoople Concierge

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.

  • Sign-in with the website account
  • Booking and check-in status on the home screen
  • Tips by time of day
  • Food orders: restaurants, average bill, delivery time
03 · COFFEE SHOP · WEBSITE + APP

Bez Sakhara

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.

  • Website: sign-up by phone number in 10 seconds and the guest’s QR
  • Till: QR scan, +N stamps, undo a mistake
  • Guest base with progress and rewards
  • Daily statistics, staff roles and access
All projects

Features

01 Bottom navigation Like in familiar apps — everything under your thumb.
02 Install from the website A PWA installs in one tap, no store needed.
03 Push notifications About new requests, properties and statuses.
04 Works offline Key screens open without a connection.
05 Shared backend The app, website and CRM work with the same data.
06 AI and voice A consultant that answers and reads the property card aloud.

How we work

01
Consultation and brief
Let’s discuss your app First consultation: I’ll look into your task and show 2–3 similar portfolio examples
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PROJECT

Frequently asked
questions

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A 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.