A mobile route into your platform
Bring the existing service into a phone experience with deliberate navigation and clear priorities. The app starts with the tasks users return for.
If your website already does the work, an app can give people another way to use it. We review the existing platform and design a mobile experience around its useful features.
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A website built for a large screen often needs changes for daily use on a phone. Navigation, account access, forms and file handling all deserve a closer look. We identify what can be shared with your website and where the app needs its own experience.
The right approach depends on your platform and what users need. We review its data access, mobile layouts and sign-in flow before recommending how to build the app. You get a clear scope for the conversion and any changes required on the website side.
Bring the existing service into a phone experience with deliberate navigation and clear priorities. The app starts with the tasks users return for.
Use the existing platform where suitable access is available. We check sign-in, permissions and data exchange before agreeing what the app can share.
Add notifications, file access or other device features where they serve a real task. Permissions and platform requirements are considered during planning.
Prepare a working app and the materials needed for store submission. The conversion plan accounts for testing and each store’s review process.
Your agreed scope sets the exact deliverables. Here’s what we discuss when we plan the work.
THE WORK, TAKING SHAPE
From the first conversation to the final handover. Here’s how we approach your website-to-app conversion project.
We look at the current platform, mobile behaviour and available integrations. You explain which features people use and why an app is needed.
We decide which journeys carry over and which need a different layout. We agree the platforms, device features and any required website changes.
We develop the app, connect the agreed systems and test common journeys. Sign-in, failed requests and external links need particular attention during conversion.
We assemble the release and store listing materials, then help with submission through your developer accounts. Store feedback may require changes before approval.

A few things worth knowing before you decide. If your situation is different, ask us.
Ask about your projectWe need to review the website first. Its technology, mobile usability and access to data affect the approach. Some projects need website changes before an app can provide a useful experience.
Content shared through the existing platform can stay in sync. Changes to app navigation, device features or its own screens may need a new release. We explain that distinction in the scope.
That is often possible when the website provides suitable sign-in access. We check how accounts, sessions and permissions work before committing to shared access.
No. App stores review submissions against their own requirements. We help prepare the app and respond to review feedback, but the stores decide whether a release is approved.
Tell us what you’re building, who it’s for and what needs to happen first. We’ll talk through the scope with you.
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