H2 Solutions builds iOS and Android mobile apps for businesses: customer apps, ordering and booking apps, loyalty programs, internal apps for staff. Everything from design to publication in the stores is done by one team; an app can be built separately for each platform or from a single codebase (cross-platform). A mobile app suits businesses whose customers come back again and again — online stores, delivery, clinics, training centers, service networks. If you do not need push notifications, the camera, geolocation or offline use, a well-built mobile website is often the better value; we weigh this up with you in the free initial consultation so that you do not pay for something you do not need. The first step is to define a first version made up of the most important features — the app is released quickly, and the remaining features are added based on how real users behave. Price and stages are fixed in a written quote. The app is published in your company's name, and the source code and store accounts belong to you; updates and support continue after release.
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What's included?
- iOS app — for iPhone and iPad, published on the App Store
- Android app — published on Google Play
- Cross-platform app — one codebase for both platforms
- App design — user flows, a clickable prototype and screen design
- User accounts — sign-up, personal account and push notifications
- Built-in functions — online payment, maps and geolocation, SMS verification
- Admin panel — manage the app; one database shared with your site and existing system
- After release — updates and technical support
Questions about this service
The price is set by the number of screens and features, the platforms (iOS only, Android only or both), payment and other integrations, and the scope of the admin panel. We prepare a fixed-price quote based on the brief and the feature list.
The timeline depends on the number of features, the platforms and whether the server side has to be built from scratch. We first define a first version (MVP) made up of the most important features; the stage-by-stage schedule is given in the written quote.
If a customer buys from you once or twice a year, a fast mobile website is usually enough. An app pays off when you need repeat use, push notifications, offline use or device functions (camera, geolocation).
Not always. With a cross-platform approach one codebase runs on both platforms, which reduces budget and timeline. For apps that make heavy use of device capabilities, a separate (native) build for each platform can be the better fit.
We do. The app is published from your company's developer accounts so that ownership stays with you. We help with opening the accounts, with the store listing text and screenshots, and with the review process.
The approach is chosen per project: cross-platform for most business apps, native for those that make heavy use of device capabilities. We build the server side on Laravel as a REST API, so the app, the website and the admin panel work with the same database. We state the choice and the reason for it in the quote.