Mobile app development
Probeck designs and develops mobile applications where an installed app creates real value for customers, members or staff, rather than simply because every business is expected to have one.
Start with what people need to do on the move. The right platform follows from that.
Previous work
Mal De Mer Club, Score My Golf and MyNetworx show how focused mobile experiences can make information accessible, support live events and connect users with wider business systems.
iOS and Android event information app
Mobile applications and an admin portal bringing schedules, announcements, travel arrangements, venue details and club highlights together for registered event participants.
Outcome: Participants can access current event information while club administrators provide real-time updates through the supporting portal.
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iOS and Android golf scoring apps
Connected mobile apps for organising golf events, inviting participants, recording scores and following a live leaderboard.
Outcome: Players, organisers and spectators can follow competition results as the event progresses.
Read the case studyBusiness networking mobile app
A React Native and Expo app for profiles, groups, meetings, events, referrals and notifications, connected to a bespoke web platform and API.
Outcome: One underlying system supports convenient member access and more detailed organisation administration.
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Not every business needs an application in an app store. A responsive website, web application or customer portal may deliver the same outcome with less complexity.
A mobile app becomes more relevant when installation makes the service easier to return to, device features add useful functionality, notifications matter, or people need a focused experience while away from a desk.
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A browser-based service for customers or staff.
Installed where the mobile experience adds genuine value.
Useful on the move
The right capabilities depend on the people, task and business system involved. These are possible uses rather than a promise that every project includes every feature.
More than the screens on a phone
Many mobile experiences depend on secure services behind them. Probeck can plan the application alongside the wider platform and administration workflow.
iOS + Android
A mobile project may need to serve both Apple and Android users. That affects design, testing, store preparation and ongoing releases.
The implementation approach should follow the required experience, device features, budget and maintenance plan. The practical question is whether each intended user can complete the important task reliably, rather than which technical framework sounds most fashionable.
App-store release
Publishing may involve developer accounts, store information, screenshots and assets, privacy details, review processes, releases and future updates.
Store requirements and decisions sit with the platform owner. A submission can be prepared carefully, but approval or review timing cannot be guaranteed.
A clear development process
Pricing and timescale
The final price and delivery range depend on platforms, features, integrations, back-end services and testing.
Scope, access to existing systems, feedback, testing and external review stages all affect timing. Agree a useful first release and known dependencies before relying on a launch date.
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Cost depends on platforms, features, device capabilities, integrations, back-end services, administration tools, testing, store preparation and support. Probeck would define the scope before providing a project price.
A web app may be more appropriate when browser access covers the important tasks. An installed mobile app becomes more relevant when device features, notifications, frequent use or the mobile experience create enough value.
That depends on your intended users and devices. Supporting both platforms affects design, testing, release and maintenance, so confirm the audience before deciding.
Timescale depends on scope, integrations, content and data readiness, feedback, testing and store review. Typical ranges have not yet been confirmed.
Ownership of source code, accounts, designs, data and third-party licences should be agreed in writing before work starts.
Plan monitoring, support, operating-system changes, security updates, third-party service changes, user feedback and future releases as part of the project.
Changes are prepared, tested and submitted as a new release through the relevant developer account. Store review and staged release options may affect when users receive the update.
Potentially. Feasibility depends on the existing system, its API or other supported access, permissions, data requirements and provider restrictions.
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Compare installation, access, device features and maintenance.
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