Mobile apps
An office in every pocket.
iOS and Android apps for the people who don't sit at a desk.
Should I build a mobile app or a web app?
Mobile if your people work on the move, need the camera or GPS, or lose signal. Web if they mostly sit at a desk.
- Listen
- Map
- Build in steps
- Look after it
A day in the field, before and after
Before: notes on paper, photos on personal phones, and the office calling to ask "Is it done?" After: the job is logged on site, photo and signature attached, and the office sees it at once.
What the app can do
Job lists and checklists · photos and signatures · GPS and maps · push notifications · works offline, syncs when back online · connects to your CRM or back office.
One codebase, both phones
Details to follow.
Getting it into the stores
Details to follow.
Not the right fit
If people only use it now and then at a desk, a web app is simpler and cheaper.
Common questions
Short answers. Ask us anything else on a call.
Should I build a mobile app or a web app?
Mobile if your people work on the move, need the camera or GPS, or lose signal. Web if they mostly sit at a desk.
Can the app work without internet?
Yes. It saves work on the phone and syncs when the signal returns.
Can it connect to Salesforce or our CRM?
Yes, so field updates land in the same record the office uses.
How much does it cost?
Details to follow.
Next step
Tell us what your field team writes on paper
Tell us in a few lines, through the form or by email. A person reads every message.
Next: Waste suite concept