The problem
Your team works away from the office and needs the system in their pocket, not on a desk. And quoting iOS and Android separately doubles the price, the timeline, and the bugs, because you end up maintaining two products that merely resemble each other.
Who it is for
Operations where the work happens away from a desk: technicians on route, field sales, warehouse inventory, on-site services.
One codebase, not two products
iOS and Android come from the same code, and that code shares domain and types with your backend. In practice: a fix is made once, and the app never says something different from the website.
How we work
Discovery
What your team does in the field, what signal they have, and what they need to resolve without driving back to the office.
Proposal and scope
Scope, timeline, and price agreed up front, including what ships in the first published version and what waits.
Architecture
I define what mobile, web, and backend share. Sharing the domain is what stops the app and the website from contradicting each other over time.
Build
Installable builds on your phone from the first weeks. Testing on the real device is the only test that counts.
Handover
Publication on both stores, release process documented, and transfer to your team.