Service
Mobile commerce apps connected to your platform
iOS and Android shopping apps that share your catalogue, customers and orders with your website and stores.
- Risks removed
- 2
- Delivery phases
- 4
- Deliverables you keep
- 4
The situation
Your best customers want an app, but you don't want a second platform with its own stock, prices and customer records.
Who it’s for
- 01Brands with a loyal repeat-purchase audience
- 02Retailers adding loyalty and push notifications
- 03Businesses with an existing headless commerce API
Risks we remove
What usually goes wrong on this kind of project, and the fix we put in place for each.
Risk 01
A second source of truth
How we remove it. The app uses the same commerce API as the website.
Risk 02
Slow release cycles
How we remove it. Shared code across iOS and Android with automated store releases.
How we approach it
Each phase ends with something you can review before the next one starts.
Define
Decide which journeys belong in the app and which stay on the web.
Phase 1 of 4
Design
Native-feeling flows for browse, reorder and checkout.
Phase 2 of 4
Build
Cross-platform build on your commerce API.
Phase 3 of 4
Release
Store submission, monitoring and staged rollouts.
Phase 4 of 4
What you get
Everything below is handed over in your name: code, accounts, documentation and credentials.
Handover manifest
4 of 4 handed over
- 01iOS and Android appsYours
- 02Push notifications and deep linksYours
- 03App store release pipelineYours
- 04AnalyticsYours
Repositories, accounts, licences and credentials are created in your organisation from day one.
Typical stack
Chosen at architecture, not by habit.
Typical stack: React Native, TypeScript, Commerce APIs, Push services.
Questions we’re asked
Who owns the code?
You do. Repositories live in your organisation from the first commit, and every licence, credential and deployment is in your name.
Do you sign an NDA before we share details?
Yes. We sign a mutual NDA before any discovery call where you share architecture, data or commercial details.
Book an architecture review
A 60-minute session with a senior architect. We review your current platform, integrations and growth plans, then send a written summary of risks and options.
- For companies with a real platform decision coming up
- NDA signed before we talk details
- The written summary is yours to keep