03 / Mobile app development
Put your service in your customers’ hands.
Devekko helps turn a useful mobile idea into a focused product. We plan the core experience, build the application and its connections, and prepare it for testing and release.
Start with the task people will return for
An app might let a customer manage a booking, help a member access a service, or guide a field team through a job.
We identify that recurring task first. Prototypes help you test the flow before the project expands into secondary features.
Build the experience and the systems behind it
- Accounts and permissions appropriate to your users.
- Booking, ordering, membership, or operational workflows.
- Connections to your web product and business systems.
- Notifications tied to useful events and user preferences.
- Offline behavior where the task and device requirements call for it.
- AI-assisted search or information processing when there is a clear use case.
Cloudflare Workers can provide the application APIs, with Workers AI behind suitable AI features. Device behavior and mobile releases are planned as their own parts of the project.
Choose the mobile approach around the requirements
Some services work well as a responsive web application. Others need an installable app, deeper device access, or a platform-specific experience.
We assess those needs before selecting the approach. The decision includes expected usage, device capabilities, accessibility, ongoing maintenance, and release requirements.
Make the first release testable
The delivery plan identifies priority flows, supported devices, API contracts, and acceptance criteria. It can include interactive prototypes, application development, backend integration, device testing, and store submission preparation.
We also plan what happens when connectivity drops, permissions are denied, or a service is unavailable. These states are part of the experience.
A few useful answers
Before we begin.
Should we build for iOS, Android, or both?
Start with the devices your users have and the capabilities your service needs. We use those requirements to define the initial platform scope.
Can the app connect to our existing website?
It can share APIs and data where the existing systems support it. Discovery checks authentication, permissions, and integration constraints.
Can we add AI features?
A feature such as document search or an assistant can use Workers AI through the application's backend. We agree on the data it can access and how users review its output.
Can you guarantee app-store approval?
Store approval remains with the platform operator. The project can include submission preparation and handling review feedback within an agreed scope.
What does ongoing maintenance involve?
Plan for operating-system updates, dependency changes, monitoring, and product improvements. Support coverage and release responsibilities belong in the engagement scope.
Your next project
Give the first version a clear purpose
Tell us who will use the app and the main task it should help them complete.