Native apps and PWAs
Custom apps, published and connected to your ecosystem
Apps can integrate with systems that expose APIs or accessible data formats, or be managed through our CMS. Configurable content and sections update without a new release; changes to code or features require a new build.
- Built in Swift, Kotlin and Flutter for real performance
- Compatible with smartphones and tablets
- Tailored UI/UX design
- Full support for the App Store and Google Play
- Certificates, provisioning and review handled for you
- Apps signed and updated in line with official policies
- We connect the app to your existing site or eCommerce
- Data retrieved through APIs, feeds or authorised imports
- Users, products, news or orders synced at a frequency that suits the source system
- Edit sections, content and images from a web panel
- Content updates without republishing the app
- Perfect for showcases, events, promotions or catalogues
Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
PWAs can be installed and can offer push notifications, offline caching and home-screen access where the browser, operating system and implementation support those features. They are worth considering for eCommerce, magazines, customer areas and interactive services.
- Installation available on compatible browsers and operating systems
- Push notifications where supported and with the user's consent
- Offline caching configured for selected content and journeys
- An interface close to a native app, but lighter
- Documented iOS limitations and alternatives assessed for login, notifications and quick access
If you want your site to behave like an app, without the cost and constraints of the official stores, a PWA is the right choice.
Frequently asked questions
We prepare the files, certificates, store listings and submission for review. Final approval remains Apple's or Google's decision and may require changes.
We can connect the app to your CMS or provide ours, designed so you can edit content, images and layout yourself.
Configurable content such as text and images can be updated from the CMS. Changes to code, permissions or features require a new build and may require a new review.
It depends on features, budget, distribution and device integration. Native apps give broader access to system APIs; PWAs simplify distribution but have different capabilities depending on browser and operating system.
Yes, on compatible browsers and with the user's consent. On iOS support depends on the version and, in some cases, on the PWA being installed to the Home screen.
We assess alternatives such as email, OTP or redirects, explaining the differences and limits. Not every native feature can be reproduced the same way in a PWA.