Prototype
A clickable prototype of the most important screens, to try before development begins.
iOS · Android · prototype
An app starts with a prototype. Before anything is built in full, you get a clickable prototype of the most important screens to try. Apps have no package price. You get a written quote after a project brief, and a first discovery phase covers one platform and one main flow.
What is included
Which parts are needed depends on what the app is to do. That is settled in the discovery phase.
A clickable prototype of the most important screens, to try before development begins.
For iOS, Android or both. Which technology fits depends on the functions and the budget.
Sign-in, data and connections to other systems, when the app needs them.
The first version
A first version should do one thing well. The rest can wait until you see how the app is used.
How it works
You try the prototype before the expensive part of the work begins.
One platform and one main flow.
Clickable, to try on your phone.
App, server and connections.
In the App Store and Google Play.
FAQ
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That depends on which phones your users have, what the app should do and what it may cost. The pilot study compares the options.
You and a few intended users try a clickable prototype before development starts. What is awkward is changed then, while it is cheap.
Yes, if the systems have an API or a connection can be built. That is examined in the pilot study.
New versions of iOS and Android sometimes require updates. Maintenance and further development are agreed separately.
There is no package price. You get a written quote after a project brief, and a first pilot study covers one platform and one main flow.
Prices and guides
One of the works in our archive, 2Sweety, is both a website and a mobile app. A mobile app is priced by quote, and a first discovery study limits the work to one platform and one main user flow.
Related services
A website and software development often go together with an app.
Describe what the app should do and for whom. We reply with questions or a proposal for a discovery phase.