Build
Mobile applications
Android-first, built for intermittent connectivity and low-end devices. It works offline where it has to, and syncs when the signal comes back, because the field is where it will be used.
Who this is for
Your people work where the signal does not. An app that needs a connection to record anything is an app that records nothing, and the data arrives late, by WhatsApp, retyped.
Field data collection
Enumerators recording offline all day, syncing once when they reach town.
Inspection and compliance
A checklist, photographs and a signature captured on site and filed automatically.
Member-facing services
Balances, statements and requests on the phone people already own, not the one they do not.
Internal operations
Stock, deliveries or attendance recorded where they happen rather than at a desk hours later.
What you get
Offline-first, not offline-tolerant
The local database is the source of truth on the device; sync is a background job, not a prerequisite.
Conflict handling that is decided
What happens when two people edit the same record is designed, not discovered in production.
Built for a low-end device
Tested on the phones your users actually carry, not on the newest one in the office.
Play Store release handled
Listing, signing, staged rollout and the update pipeline, in your own developer account.
Crash reporting from day one
You find out a build is broken from the dashboard, not from a user.
Source code and documentation
In your name, in your repository. You are never locked in to us.
How the build runs
Each stage ends with something you can open, and a decision you have to make. No month of silence.
- 011–2 weeks
Field scoping
Where the app is used, on what device, on what connection, and what has to work with none.
- 021 week
Data and sync design
The local model, the sync rules and the conflict policy, agreed before any screen is built.
- 034–10 weeks
Build in two-week blocks
An installable build at the end of each block, on a real device, in real conditions.
- 042 weeks
Field trial
A small group uses it for real work while the old process still runs.
- 051 week
Release and handover
Store listing, rollout, crash reporting, documentation and training.
What we need from you
Three things, and a project runs on time.
Most delays are not technical. They are a decision nobody was able to make, or data nobody could find.