Mobile App Development

An app earns its place when people return to it often: to study, to check a child's school record or to manage an account. It also brings work a website does not have. There are two platforms to support, and a backend that must answer quickly each time the app asks. GhLearner's Android and iOS apps share one account with its website and WhatsApp bot, so a learner can move between them. SwiftSchool gives administrators, teachers and parents separate dashboards in its mobile applications. In both, much of the work sits behind the screens: accounts, records and the connection the apps rely on. Where a responsive web application would serve the same customers, we say so before any build begins.

• Reaches customers on Android and iOS
• One account across the app, the website and other channels
• Different screens for different users, such as staff, teachers and parents
• A backend built to keep responses fast as use grows

• Android and iOS applications
• The backend and API the apps rely on
• Sign-in shared with your website and other channels
• Mobile money payment connections where the app needs them
• Releases, fixes and maintenance after launch

1. We check whether an app, a web application or both suits how your customers will use the service.
2. We agree the screens each kind of user needs.
3. We build the backend and the apps together.
4. We test on Android and iOS before release.
5. We release the apps, then keep improving them.