THE FIELD

Apps that work where the network doesn’t

Android and iOS, published under your own brand.

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01 — ONE WE SHIPPED

One app, a national network

Real screens from a courier app in daily use, on the phone of the person doing the work.

The app home screen, with the day’s work on it
The booking menu inside the app
A rider’s delivery list, with call, COD and a deliver button
Cash-on-delivery collection inside the app
Geo-fenced check-in and the month’s attendance
The operations menu, thirty-seven modules on the phone
02 — UNDER EVERY ONE

What it took to get there

None of this is the interesting part to look at. All of it is the part that decides whether an app survives its first week in the field.

When the network goes4

  • Offline outbox
  • Drains on reconnect
  • Queued photos
  • Warns before sign-out

Proof of the job4

  • Photo capture
  • Auto-straighten & crop
  • Signature capture
  • Reason codes

Where and who4

  • GPS heartbeat
  • Geo-fenced check-in
  • Live staff map
  • Role-scoped access

On the handset4

  • Push notifications
  • Printing
  • Biometric unlock
  • Dark mode

Shipping it4

  • Android and iOS
  • Your own brand
  • Store submission
  • Over-the-air updates

Wired to the back office4

  • One login
  • Same permissions
  • Live data, not exports
  • In-app chat
03 — YOUR APP

Off the paper, onto the phone

Most field work still ends on a form, a register or a WhatsApp photo — and half of it never comes back. We build the app that replaces it.

Work we can put on a phone

  • Service calls
  • Site inspections
  • Meter reading
  • Field sales visits
  • Safety checklists
  • Surveys & claims
  • Home care visits
  • Collections
  1. We spend a day with one of themThe person who will actually hold the phone, before a line of code. What they carry, what they have to prove, where the signal dies.
  2. The spine firstOffline queue, proof of the job, sync. The parts that decide whether it survives a basement come before the parts that look good in a screenshot.
  3. Tested on the worst phone you ownNot the newest handset in the office — the cheapest one your people carry, on the network it actually gets.
  4. It ships under your nameAndroid and iOS, your brand on the icon, wired into whatever you already run.
04 — START

Tell us what your people do on the road.

What they carry, what they have to prove, and where the signal dies. That is usually enough for us to tell you what it takes.

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