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An app can reach an audience your website never will. It can also replace the spreadsheets quietly holding your operation together. We scope, design and ship apps in-house from Belfast.
That covers native iOS and Android, web apps, and internal systems like the CRM we built for Cunningham Covers. One team from first sketch to the app stores.
We map what the app must do before a line of code, so you build the right thing once.
Apps for both stores, designed for the platform rather than ported to it.
Installation-free tools your customers and staff reach from any browser.
Connected to your site, stock, payments and the systems you already run.
App development in Belfast tends to mean one of two things: a customer-facing app, like the ordering and takeaway apps we've built for restaurant groups, or an internal tool that runs part of the business itself. We do both. The Cunningham Covers CRM and ERP falls into the second camp, carrying a quote from first enquiry to the factory floor.
What we care about most is scoping. Apps go wrong at the drawing board far more often than in the code, so we spend real time working out what yours needs to do, and what it can live without, before anything gets built.
A custom CRM & ERP for a UK cover manufacturer. Quoting, production and customers managed in one system, alongside their public site.
CASE STUDY →High-volume candidate screening for organisations that hire at scale, presenting validated assessments and intelligent workflows with demo booking.
CASE STUDY →If your users need push notifications, offline use or app-store presence, native is usually right. If they just need a tool that works on any device without installing anything, a web app is faster and cheaper to ship. We'll help you decide before any money is spent.
Yes — some of our biggest builds are internal. Custom CRMs, ordering systems and production tools, shaped to how your team already works.
We take care of the whole process: accounts, listings, screenshots, review and release. You end up with a live app, not a bundle of files.