Customer apps, booking tools and field apps that install on any phone, run on any desktop, and keep working when the signal drops.
An app earns its place when people use it more than once: customers who reorder, members who check in, crews who log work from a job site. If that is your situation, an app can save hours every week. If it is not, a fast mobile website is usually the better spend, and we will say so.
Most of the apps we build are web apps that install like native ones, run on iPhone, Android and desktop from one codebase, and update without an app store. When an app needs device features or store distribution, we build for that too.
Apps that live on the home screen, open full screen, send notifications and work offline, from a single codebase.
Store-distributed apps when you need deep device features, with submission and review handled for you.
Sign-in, profiles, saved orders and documents, with permissions for customers, staff and managers.
Scheduling, carts, deposits and recurring billing built into the flow your customers already follow.
Forms, photos, checklists and time logs that save on the device and sync when a connection returns.
The screens and APIs that run the app, so your team can manage users, content and data without a developer.
Real platforms designed and programmed by Digital Designs. Screens show demonstration data, never a client's records.
Referral network platform
Members find each other in a searchable directory and send referrals under terms both sides accept. Each referral moves through a pipeline to a confirmed payout, alongside Stripe memberships, messaging and an AI-assisted review queue that a person signs off.
Legal client portal
Staff work their caseload, deadlines and document requests from one workspace. Clients follow every stage of their case in plain language, upload what the firm asks for and see their invoices. Each firm runs on its own database, with its own branding and two-factor sign-in.
Live auction platform
Vehicles come in, pass mechanical, detailing and photo inspections, then go live. Bids are settled on the server with proxy bidding and anti-sniping rules, so every bidder sees the same price at the same moment, and lenders accept, counter or relist each winning bid with the full history kept.
Who uses the app, how often, on what device and in what conditions, and whether an app is the right answer at all.
Clickable screens for the main tasks, tested with real users before development starts.
App, back end and admin built together, with test builds on your own phone along the way.
Launch to the web, the home screen or the app stores, with analytics to see how it is used.
Updates and new features based on how people actually use it.
If customers visit once to learn about you and call, a fast mobile website is the right tool. If they come back often to order, book, check status or log work, an app starts to pay for itself. We will help you decide before you spend anything.
A web app runs in the browser and can be installed to the home screen from your website. A native app is downloaded from the App Store or Google Play and can use more device features. Web apps cost less to build and update; native apps make sense when the features demand them.
Yes, in most cases. We connect apps to the systems that already hold your customers, orders or inventory, so the app shows live information instead of a copy someone has to maintain.
Web apps update the moment we publish. Store apps go through review, which we manage. Either way, support plans cover the updates phones and browsers require over time.
