Mobile apps

Put the workflow in the pocket of the person doing the work.

The supervisor on the floor, the salesman at a customer's shop and the driver at a gate all have a phone and nothing else. If the system only works on a desktop, it does not work where the work happens.

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What we build

Shop-floor and field capture

Record a stage as complete, log a rejection, mark a delivery, photograph a damage. Big targets, few fields, and it works with one thumb while standing up.

Works when the network does not

Godowns, basements and factory interiors have no signal. Entries queue on the device and sync when the connection returns, instead of being lost or retyped later.

Photos attached to the record

A picture of the damaged carton, the meter reading or the signed challan, attached to the order it belongs to rather than sitting in a WhatsApp thread nobody can search.

Sales and order taking

Catalogue, rates, credit position and last order history in hand, with the order placed on the spot instead of being written down and typed up in the evening.

Notifications people act on

Few, specific and tied to a task. An app that buzzes for everything gets its notifications turned off in week one.

Signs this is the problem

Shop-floor updates reach the office as WhatsApp photos, then get typed in by someone else
Sales staff write orders on paper and enter them at night, a day late
Deliveries are confirmed by phone call, and the proof is a message thread
Your existing software technically opens on a phone but nobody uses it there
The people closest to the work are the least able to record it

Where we have done this

In production, not in a deck.

Garment manufacturing

Production & dispatch ERP

Fabric receipt to dispatch for a garment manufacturer, with each stage gated on the one before it.

Read the detail

Start small. See it work. Then grow.

01Identify

We pick the one process costing you the most time, money or errors.

02Build

A custom system for exactly that process — in weeks, not months.

03See impact

You run it for real, and we measure what actually changed.

04Expand

Add the next module once the first has paid for itself.

Questions people actually ask

Native app or web app on a phone?

Whichever the job needs. If it needs the camera, background sync or to work offline, a real installable app is worth it. If it does not, a well-built mobile web app avoids app stores entirely and updates instantly — which for internal teams is usually the better trade.

Android only, or iOS too?

For field and shop-floor teams in India it is almost always Android, and building only for Android costs less. We build for both when the app is customer-facing.

Does it have to go on the Play Store?

Not for internal apps — those can be distributed directly to your team's devices, which avoids review delays. Customer-facing apps go on the store properly.

Will it work on cheap phones?

It has to, so we build for that: small download, low memory use, and tested on the kind of device your team actually carries rather than a flagship.

Let's talk

Tell us what wastes the most time.

Fifteen minutes is usually enough to know whether it's worth building. If it isn't, we'll say so.

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