Apps On Demand

Delivery and on-demand service apps

Across grocery, food, courier and multi-delivery, the company builds apps through which a customer orders goods or a service from a phone and receives it within a short time. Its catalogue also covers salon booking, cook and chef finding, tutor matching and freelance matching, so the same kind of platform can serve a beauty business, a private tutor or a small independent team.

Travel, property and healthcare platforms

The site lists taxi and travel booking apps, real estate apps and healthcare apps, alongside social networking and matchmaking products. Video streaming, on-demand entertainment and product marketplaces complete the range. The company presents these as starting points that a business can tailor, and it describes models that run from single-service apps to multi-service platforms combining ride-hailing, food delivery and shopping in one product.

White-label concepts and bespoke builds

Two routes are open to a client. The first is a white-label app, a concept built in advance that a business can brand as its own and launch quickly. The second is bespoke mobile development, where the features follow the client's own operating model. The company says it delivers for iOS, Android, web and desktop, and that it can draw on technologies it lists as artificial intelligence, Internet of Things and augmented or virtual reality where a product needs them.

Ownership terms and support after launch

Two commitments appear prominently on the company's pages. It says the intellectual property in a delivered app passes to the client, and that a maintenance period follows the launch. Its process runs from the first idea through strategy, design and development to a product the business can run day to day. The company also points to more than ten years of work on this kind of product, and says it serves start-ups as well as established businesses and groups adding a digital channel.