IntoSoft BV

Native and cross-platform mobile apps

IntoSoft builds mobile apps for iOS and Android, using native development where it suits the product and cross-platform frameworks where one codebase can serve both systems. The firm presents mobility as a way for companies to reach data and tools while people are away from their desks, and its app work is aimed at that aim. Each project runs from the first idea and design through delivery and support after launch.

Wearable and connected device applications

The company also develops full-featured apps for wearable devices and for Internet of Things products, where a phone or tablet controls or monitors hardware. This kind of work needs careful handling of data between the device, the app and the company's systems, and the firm treats it as part of the same development process as its other mobile projects.

Web applications where packaged products fall short

Some businesses need a system that off-the-shelf software cannot provide. For those cases, IntoSoft builds web applications designed around the user, with attention to the experience of the people who will use the tool each day. The company describes its frameworks as lightweight, and it says the resulting solutions digitalise and streamline operations across many different domains.

Bespoke systems for operations

Custom software development is the firm's broadest line. It builds bespoke systems that replace paper processes or patchwork tools with a single application, and it says it can work in many business domains. A client brings the operational problem, and the team designs a system around that problem rather than fitting the business to a standard product.

Dedicated teams that extend a client's staff

IntoSoft offers dedicated teams for clients who want a stable group working on their product over time. The model is built around direct communication with the client's own team, with the company's back office available where it is needed. The firm says the teams are meant to feel like an extension of the client's development staff rather than an outside supplier that works to a separate schedule.

Sample projects: staff e-learning, cloud storage and secure mobility

Three sample projects show the range. The first is an e-learning system for staff training, testing and certification, which brings learning into the working day. The second is a multi-platform cloud storage service for companies that need strong data security. The third is a secure enterprise mobility product that encrypts data and carries it between mobile devices and a company's back end. The firm also describes an interactive tool it made for a fruit brand, which helped that brand's products stand out in retail stores.

Who the firm works with

Its customers range from small firms to large organisations, and most want staff to reach their data and tools from a phone or tablet. It has worked for customers in several countries, and it describes its approach as one that stays with a project through maintenance. Anyone with an idea for an app can contact the firm, which says it will reply with an action plan for turning the idea into a working product.