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App development: from idea to the store.

An app sounds complicated. Here is how it is made in plain words and what matters so that it gets used.

By Patryk Awierianow ·

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In short

We plan, design and develop apps for iOS and Android and guide the publication in the App Store and on Google Play. What matters is a clear goal, simple use and someone who keeps developing after launch.

Why app projects often fail

  • Unclear goal. Without a clear plan the app becomes too big, too expensive and is not used in the end.
  • Too complicated. Users delete apps they do not understand immediately.
  • Left alone. After launch, updates, care and someone to develop further are missing.

What you get

The six building blocks of an app project.

The connection to other programs runs through links called interfaces. That way your app can, for example, talk to your calendar or your till.

From idea to the store

The path from idea to an app in the store.

Apps for every idea

  • Hospitality: ordering, paying and loyalty programmes
  • Tourism: guides, bookings, maps and transfers
  • Retail: shop, loyalty card and offers by push notification
  • Services: appointments, jobs and customer communication
  • Start-ups: from idea to first version in the store
  • Internal processes: apps for your team, warehouse and field staff

Already built: our own apps

With the experience from our own apps we know what matters. We built four apps ourselves: Projekt X for social media, the Digital Waiter for restaurants, the Montenegro App for visitors in the country and the Tourist Taxi. How they work is explained in the articles Projekt X, Digital Waiter, Montenegro App and Tourist Taxi. The service is under App development, the prices on the prices page.

Terms in this article

Explained simply, without jargon.

App Store and Google Play
The two stores where people download apps for iPhone (App Store) and Android phones (Google Play). More
iOS and Android
The two systems almost all smartphones run on: iOS on iPhones, Android on most other phones. More
Interface (API)
A connection through which two programs exchange data, for example your booking and your calendar. More
Multilingual
The website exists in several languages, each with its own address, so guests and Google find the right version. More

Frequently asked questions

What does an app cost?

It depends on the scope. After the first conversation you receive a clear offer before work begins.

Which devices do you develop for?

For iOS (iPhone) and Android. We guide the publication in the App Store and on Google Play.

What happens after launch?

We remain your contact: for updates, new functions and support.

Contact

Interested? Just write to us.

If you are interested, just write to us: on WhatsApp or by email. We reply quickly and explain everything in plain words.