meadow

Your business, within reach.

Let customers place orders and get updates, and help field teams complete work wherever they are. An iOS and Android app built around your users, with direct support through store launch.

What makes your app useful from day one.

We define the tasks your users need to complete and the features that support them. The scope follows your goals and budget.

Screens and capabilities, scoped

Before a line of code exists there is a list of screens, users and actions. It goes into the written quote and doubles as the checklist at handover.

One codebase, two stores

The same app runs on iOS and Android. A fix is written once and reaches both platforms in the same release.

Users and permissions

Sign-in, roles and permissions: who sees what, who approves, what stays closed. Built around the split the team already works with.

Orders, customers and inventory

The screens that replace the spreadsheet: records, statuses, search and reports. The structure follows your process, not a template.

Notifications

Push notifications for what actually needs attention — a new order, an approval, an exception. Sent to the people it concerns, not to everyone.

Store release

Submission to the App Store and Google Play under your developer account, including screenshots, listings and the Apple and Google review round.

Handover and support

Documentation and full code access, plus support after launch. The app stays yours even if someone else maintains it later.

From business need to working product.

01

Understand the business and define the goal

We start with what you need to change, who will use the product and what a useful result looks like. That gives us the essential features and priorities for the project.

02

Agree on scope, budget and timing

You receive a written proposal covering what will be built, what it costs and when it will be delivered. Any change to the scope is discussed and priced together before work begins on it.

03

Build, launch and hand over

You see progress throughout the build and review the product before launch. Handover includes documentation and full code access, with ongoing support and development available as needed.

Before we get started.

How long does an app take?

It depends on how many screens and capabilities it has. A firm delivery date is set in the written quote, after the scoping call — not before it.

What does a business app cost?

The price is based on the screens, features and integrations defined during scoping. You receive a detailed proposal before development starts, and any scope changes are priced and agreed in advance.

Does it have to be built twice, for iOS and Android?

No. One app is written and it runs on both platforms and ships to both stores.

Do I own the code?

Yes. At handover you get full access to the code and the documentation, and you can continue with any developer.

Who publishes the app to the stores?

I do. Submission happens under your developer account, so the app is registered to your business.

Tell me who the app is for and what it should help them do. We'll define the essential features for a first release and the steps to launch.