Task map
Who logs in, what they are allowed to see, and the one path that must work on a phone.
An app is justified when people repeat a task: booking a slot, checking an order, or updating a record. We map that task, design the screens, and build a web app your staff can open in a browser. A phone-app store listing is only added when the browser version is not enough.
Who it is for
For an operation with a clear daily task and someone on your side who owns the data. A weak fit for a brochure, a menu, or a one-page campaign — those stay websites.
You leave with
Included
Who logs in, what they are allowed to see, and the one path that must work on a phone.
The few screens the task needs, in the same maroon and ivory system as the public site when it is your brand.
Accounts, forms, and a database on your hosting. We name what is stored and who can export it.
An admin login, a short operating note, and a list of what a later change would touch.
How it runs
We write the task in one paragraph. If it needs more than one product, we split the quote.
Clickable screens before the database work, so a wrong flow is cheap to change.
A small group uses it first. We fix what that week reveals, then open it to the rest.
Questions
Only if the job needs it. Most internal tools should be a secure website. Store apps add review time and a second codebase.
You do. The database lives on hosting you control, and the handover includes how to export it.
Start with this
Email, a phone call, or the form. The same team reads all three.