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AMIRGEN

Mobile Applications

Mobile products people keep on their phones.

Android and iOS applications, API integrations, and mobile-first products, designed for real hands, real networks, and real daily use.

A mobile app has to earn its place.

Not every idea needs an app. When one is the right answer, it has to be quick to open, clear with one hand, and dependable on a weak connection. We help you decide what belongs on the phone, then build that well.

Capabilities

What we deliver

Android applications

Apps for customers and for internal teams on phones and tablets.

iOS applications

Applications prepared for Apple's review and distribution process.

API integrations

Connections to your backend, payment providers, and third-party services.

Mobile-first web apps

Installable web apps when a store release isn't the right fit.

Local network apps

Tablet apps that keep working on a store's own network.

The problem

What we usually find

Staff work away from a desk

Waiters, drivers, and field teams need the system where the work happens.

The website isn't enough

Customers want quicker repeat actions than a mobile browser can offer.

Systems don't talk

An app that can't reach your existing data becomes one more place to maintain.

Process

How the work runs

01

Decide what's mobile

Separate what must be on the phone from what shouldn't be.

02

Prototype the flows

Test the main journeys on a real device before building them.

03

Build and connect

Develop the app alongside the APIs it depends on.

04

Release and improve

Prepare store submissions, then plan updates from real use.

The benefit

What changes for the business

01

Work where it happens

Orders, updates, and approvals are captured at the moment they occur.

02

Connected to your systems

Apps read and write the same data as the rest of the business.

03

A focused experience

Fewer screens and clearer steps than a general-purpose website.

Real example

The AMIRGEN POS waiter app

Our point-of-sale system includes an Android tablet app and a web version. Waiters connect by scanning a QR code and send orders to the cashier in real time over the local network.

Technology

Tools for the job

Selected per project. These are the tools behind our current work.

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Android
  • Progressive Web Apps
  • WebSocket
  • REST APIs

Questions

Frequently asked

Should we build for Android, iOS, or both?

That depends on your users and budget. We look at who the app serves and recommend where to start.

Will you publish the app to the stores?

We prepare and submit it under your developer accounts, so you keep ownership of the listing.

Can the app work without internet?

Parts of it can, depending on the feature. We define offline behavior early because it shapes the design.

Have something to build?

Tell us what you are working on. We will help you find the right next step.