App Development

An app your customers actually use: booking, changing and arranging things themselves, without calling. Built natively, from design to the App Store.

  • PlatformiPhone and iPad, native
  • ProvenOur own apps in the App Store
  • After deliverySource code is yours

A client reschedules an appointment in the app: the app suggests a time that fits, the client confirms and gets a notification straight away, without calling.

Fysio OostGood morning, Lisa
PhysiotherapyThu 14 Nov, 09:30with DaanPraktijk Oost, room 2Reschedule
Appointment movedFriday 15 November at 16:00 with Daan. You will get a reminder the day before.
Pick a new timeFits your calendar
  • Fri 15 Nov08:30
  • Fri 15 Nov16:00
  • Mon 18 Nov12:15
  • Tue 19 Nov17:30
Confirm Fri 15 Nov, 16:00
An example: a customer reschedules an appointment on their own. Every phone call an app can replace can work this way.

An app is not a business card. It has to take work off your hands.

We start with what customers arrange by phone or email today, and build the app that makes that unnecessary.

Calling about something small

Rescheduling, checking a status, changing details. Every question costs your team a phone call.

Support that grows with you

More customers now means more phone calls and email.

Customers without an overview

Appointments, documents and status are everywhere except on their phone.

How we solve it

The solution follows from the problem, not the other way round. These are the building blocks we use most often.

Native iOS apps

Built in SwiftUI, fast and familiar for iPhone users.

Self-service for customers

Booking, changing and arranging things without your team.

Connected to your systems

Calendar, CRM and backend, live in the app.

Notifications that save work

Reminders and updates at the right moment.

AI on the device

As in our own apps: smart without sending data out.

App Store and maintenance

Publishing, updates and new iOS versions taken care of.

You are not buying an app. You are buying a result.

Up front, we agree what has to improve and how we will measure it. Afterwards, we show you what it delivered.

Fewer calls and emails

Measured in support contacts per customer.

More self-service

Measured in things customers arrange themselves.

Satisfied users

Measured in usage and App Store ratings.

Lower cost per customer

Measured in support time per customer.

Outcome agreement

per process
ProcessWhat costs you the most
Pain pointFrom the audit, in your words
MetricFor example support contacts per customer
BaselineRecorded before we build
TargetAgreed together
ReviewAfter go-live and then every quarter
We measure what it delivers and adjust.

Measure. Build. Own.

After each step, you decide whether to continue.

01Free

Measure

The efficiency audit. We map your processes, take a baseline and show you where it pays off, and where it does not.

A baseline and a proposal per process
02About four weeks

Build

We build inside your existing systems, in short rounds your team tests itself. The work carries on as normal.

Working software every round, not slides
03After that

Own

You get everything in your hands. We measure what it delivers against the baseline and adjust. You can leave maintenance with us or run it yourself.

Results measured against the baseline, no per-user license

What we build is yours.

No platform you rent and no costs that grow with your usage. You get the software itself, with everything needed to understand and run it.

  • Source codein your repository
  • Integrations and workflowsdocumented
  • Prompts and rulesreadable and editable
  • Log of every actionin your own environment
  • Maintenancewith us or with you
Our own work, on the App Store

We don't just write about local AI. We ship it.

Three apps, designed and built by us. The AI model runs on the device itself. No server, no account.

CloakediPhone and iPad

A language model in your pocket. Offline.

Chat with open-weight models from Qwen, Llama, Mistral and others, and ask questions about your own documents. Everything stays on the device.

Open-weight modelsDocuments stay on the deviceNo account
View on the App Store
UttraMac

Dictate in any app. Without a network.

Speech recognition runs on the Apple Neural Engine. Dictation never connects to the internet.

Parakeet and Whisper, local25 European languages
View on the App Store
DeployiPhone and iPad

Five AI agents. One iPhone.

Agents that read documents, assess photos and write texts, each with its own local model through Apple MLX. Here Vault answers a question about a lease, and the document never leaves the device.

Apple MLXTools and documentsNo cloud
View on the App Store

Choosing models, shrinking them and running them without a cloud. It is the same work we do on your servers.

Local AI for your organization

Frequently asked questions

Not seeing your question? Ask it in the audit.

The investment depends on complexity: a simple MVP costs less than a fully-featured business app with backend, which typically ranges between €15,000 and €35,000. Cross-platform apps are more expensive than iOS-only due to extra testing and QA time. We work fixed-price or per sprint, always with a detailed quote upfront so you know exactly what to expect.

A simple app (few screens, basic functionality) is live on the App Store in 4-6 weeks. An app with backend, user accounts, payments, and advanced features takes 8-12 weeks. App Store review adds an average of 1-3 days. We always plan a buffer, and you get a working build every week to track progress.

That depends on your target audience and budget. For Dutch B2B or premium B2C, we often start with iOS-only (65% of business users have an iPhone). For broad consumer markets, we build cross-platform with React Native or Flutter, giving you both platforms for 60% of the cost of two native apps. We always advise based on your customer data.

You get full access to the source code, App Store account, and backend. If you have a technical team, they can make updates independently after our handover. But most clients choose our maintenance subscription where we continue to roll out updates, bug fixes, new iOS versions, and small features, often faster and cheaper than hiring internally.

An app isn't an end product, it's a channel. We build in push notifications (average 7x higher engagement than email), make onboarding as simple as possible (deliver value within 60 seconds), and advise on in-app incentives like loyalty points or exclusive features. After launch, you get analytics dashboards showing where users drop off, so we can optimize. The best apps solve a daily frustration: that's always where we start in the concept phase.

Start with the efficiency audit.

We look together at what costs you the most. You get a baseline, an overview of where it pays off and where it does not, and a proposal for the first step.