When an app makes sense
- Users need the service without a network connection.
- The app has to use the phone's camera or GPS (with the user's permission).
- The service is used often, and the app is always in the user's pocket.
- You want users to find the service in the App Store or Google Play.
Ask us
Atte PohjanmaaCEO, Board member
atte@vertics.co
044 282 0291- JHJouni HonkanenSolution sales
jouni@vertics.co
What we do
One codebase for both platforms
We usually use React Native, so the same app runs on iOS and Android. We have also tried Flutter.
Native code when needed
The most specialised device features need platform-specific code. We tell you in advance if your app needs it, because it raises the cost.
Publishing to the stores
We take the app to the App Store and Google Play.
How it works
Start
We find out whether you need an app or whether a web service that works well on mobile is enough.
Development
We build in sprints and get the app into testing early.
Launch and beyond
We publish the app and agree on maintenance or further development.
Who you work with
Vertics mobile developers and UI designers.
FAQ
Do iOS and Android need separate versions?
Usually not. With React Native one codebase runs on both. Separate code is needed only if the app uses the device's most specialised features.
Can the app work offline?
Yes, if it is designed that way. This is one of the most common reasons to build an app instead of a mobile site.
Do you handle publishing to the stores?
Yes. We also help with the icon and the store page.
Tell us what users should be able to do on their phone.
Tell us your app ideaTell us about your situation
Tell us briefly what you need. We reply right away.
Timo MoilanenOperating Partner, Board membertimo@vertics.co
050 363 7323