Your team works where the signal doesn't
Basements, sites, warehouses and rural routes. An app that needs connectivity to save a record loses work.
If your team works away from a desk, the app-store route is usually the wrong one: two codebases, review queues between you and a bug fix, and devices that never get updated. A progressive web app installs straight from a link, works when the signal drops, and ships a fix the moment you deploy it.
Basements, sites, warehouses and rural routes. An app that needs connectivity to save a record loses work.
Double entry costs an hour a day per person and introduces errors that only surface at invoicing.
Store review, then chasing people to install it. Half your fleet stays on an old version indefinitely.
Job evidence lives in a camera roll and a WhatsApp thread instead of being attached to the job record.
Work is saved on the device and synced when connectivity returns, with conflict handling so two people editing the same job doesn't lose either version.
Staff add it to the home screen from a URL. No store account, no review queue, no per-device provisioning.
Photos, on-screen signatures and GPS captured against the job, so proof of work is part of the record rather than an attachment somebody forgot to send.
Large touch targets, high contrast and short task flows — designed for one-handed use on a phone, not a desktop screen shrunk down.
New jobs, reassignments and urgent updates reach the device without anyone having to refresh a page.
The same app runs on Android, iOS and desktop, and everyone is on the current version the next time they open it.
Short discovery call, then a written scope and a fixed price before anything starts. You talk to the people writing the code, and the source stays in your name.
Describe the job, the paperwork and where connectivity fails. We'll come back with what the app should do first.