God, we all use so many apps. It's weird to talk about them. They've ruined our lives but we couldn't manage without them.

Do you need one? Probably not? There was a trend a few years ago where every company rebuilt their website as an app. We did a lot of them. Probably more than we should have. But app stores are just as tangled as the web, and the kind of marketing most companies need didn't really move there. Now you have to build a website to promote your app that reproduces your website.

So a better question might, be, do your customers need immediate, real-time access to your services, and can that access build loyalty to you, deepening your relationship to your customers? If so, you might want to think about it. Who knows, your app could be the next one that everyone is scrolling through at 1AM when they can't sleep. The one that prevents them from sleeping. Just please don't invite Elon Musk.

Custom functionality is great reason to make an app. We can build you one tailored to your workflows and processes, fitting pretty perfectly with your operations. It would be scalable and adaptable, growing as those processes grow. Provides value long-term.

We can build natively, which usually has some speed advantages, but a development kit like Flutter allows for efficient cross-platform development across not only iPhone and Android, but even the web with a single codebase. Reach many more of your customers at a lower price and get to market faster.

They say if you like talking see a play but if you like action see a movie. Apps are like movies. They're great at action— custom tools that do stuff— connecting action and behavior to data and getting work done.