Mobile App Development
Most business problems don't stop when someone leaves their desk. We build native and cross-platform mobile apps that connect to your existing systems and work for users who depend on them in the field, on the floor, or on the move.
We build mobile apps for -
- teams who need their systems to work away from a desk.
- businesses where the desktop version isn't enough anymore.
- operations that run in the field, on the floor, or on the move.
- users who need real-time data without logging into a browser.
- companies who want to own their app, not build on someone else's platform.
You'll recognise some of this:
A mobile app is only useful if people actually use it.
Most failed mobile projects aren't technical failures - they're adoption failures. The app was built for a use case that wasn't real, or the user experience was slow and clunky enough that people found workarounds. We start with the workflows your users actually need to complete on a mobile device, and build backwards from there - connected to the systems that hold the data, designed for the conditions people actually use it in.`
What we build
Native iOS & Android
Full native apps for iOS and Android when performance, device access, or platform-specific features make it the right choice.
Cross-Platform Apps
Single codebase apps that run on both platforms - the right choice when speed to market and maintenance cost matter more than platform-specific features.
System Integration
Connected to your ERP, CRM, or operational backend so the app reflects live data and actions complete in your systems, not in isolation.
Offline Functionality
Apps that work without a reliable connection and sync when connectivity returns - built for field, warehouse, and logistics environments where that's a real requirement.
In practice, not just on paper
"Thanks to the Beyonder team, we managed to build a genuinely individual app that adds real value for our customers - instead of just another standard e-commerce app, which is what we originally had in mind. Our customers love it because it accompanies them in their daily lives."
- Sebastian Berger, Head of Product Management, omos media GmbH
Let's scope your app
Tell us who uses it, what they need to do on mobile that they can't do well today, and what systems the app needs to connect to. We'll tell you whether native or cross-platform is right, and what it would take to build it properly.
Free 30-minute consultation
We'll look at your use case, your users, and your existing systems and give you an honest picture of what a mobile app would actually involve.
Mobile App Development - the honest answers.
Native is right when performance is critical, you need deep access to device hardware, or the platform-specific user experience genuinely matters. Cross-platform is right when you need both iOS and Android, want a single codebase to maintain, and the use case doesn't require anything platform-specific. We recommend based on your actual requirements, not on what's easier for us to build.
Yes, offline functionality is a design decision we make at the start of the project, not an afterthought. We build sync logic that handles conflict resolution when connectivity returns, designed around the specific workflows that need to work offline.
API integration is usually the core of the project. We assess your existing backend during scoping and design the data flows so the app works with live information, not a separate data store that needs manual synchronisation.
A focused app with a single core workflow and one system integration can launch in 3 to 4 months. A full-featured app with multiple user roles, offline functionality, and several integrations typically takes 5 to 9 months. We scope before estimating so the timeline reflects your actual complexity.
Yes. Submission, review, and release management are part of the project. We also handle the ongoing technical requirements for keeping the app compliant with platform policies after launch.
You do. The codebase is yours, documented and structured so any competent development team can maintain or extend it. We offer ongoing support and development contracts for clients who want to continue iterating, but that's never a requirement.
You do. The codebase is yours, documented and structured so any competent development team can maintain or extend it. We also offer ongoing support and development contracts for clients who want to continue iterating after launch.