Web Apps and mobile applications
We build apps your customers use to order, book, pay and come back — while the business runs orders, customers and sales in one system.
Discuss your projectAn app that opens from a link and takes orders
A customer taps a link in an ad, Telegram, Instagram or a QR code and lands straight in your catalogue, booking or order form: no download and no app-store account. And in the same moment the request appears in the CRM, and your team gets to work.
Discuss a Web App
The screens come from a CODE SCALE demonstration concept — an interface example, not a client project
The customer sees an app. The business gets a management system.
- Customer
- Order or booking
- CRM
- Team
Where a business loses customers and what a Web App changes
Familiar situations that keep requests from reaching payment.
- Customers do not want to download an app for a single orderA Web App opens from a link or a QR code: an order in a couple of taps, with no installation and no app-store account
- Ads lead to a general website where the customer gets lost among sectionsAn ad link opens a specific service or booking form: fewer steps between interest and request
- Requests are scattered across chats, calls and spreadsheetsEvery order goes into the CRM with a status and a source, and the team sees everything in one workspace
- The customer orders once and disappearsA customer account with history, bonuses and a repeat order helps the customer come back, with no new advertising
What it gives the business
A Web App shortens the path from interest to order and lets you test the product on real customers quickly.
Fewer steps to an order
A person sees services and prices right away, picks one and places an order or booking in one place. The shorter the path, the fewer customers drop out along the way.
Advertising works more precisely
Each ad link can lead to its own page of the app and is tagged with its source: you see which channel brings requests, not just clicks.
One build for every device
One product works on iPhone, Android and desktop. You do not have to build and maintain three versions.
Updates reach customers at once
A new feature or an offer appears for customers the next time they open the app: with no store publication and no waiting for everyone to update.
The customer comes back
A customer account, order history, bonuses and a repeat order in a couple of taps. The app icon can be added to the phone's home screen.
The business sees everything in one place
Orders, payments and customers flow into the CRM and the owner dashboard: revenue, workload and request sources in numbers.
Your own business app in the App Store and Google Play
Your brand's icon on the customer's screen, notifications, a customer account and bonuses. We build a mobile app under your brand and connect it to the CRM, payments and analytics.
Discuss a mobile appWhy a business needs its own app
An app makes sense when customers come back again and again, and you want to stay in front of them and work on repeat sales.
Your brand on the customer's screen
The app icon reminds people of you every day, not only when they remember your website or find you in search.
Notifications that bring customers back
Order status, a booking reminder and a personal offer arrive right on the phone screen.
A presence in the App Store and Google Play
Customers can find the app in the stores, and you look like a serious brand.
A loyalty programme inside
Bonuses, order history and a repeat order in a couple of taps: it is convenient for the customer to come back, and easier for you to work on repeat sales.
Phone capabilities
Sign-in with Face ID or a fingerprint, the camera, geolocation and other device functions make scenarios faster and more convenient.
Data on customers and sales
You see who uses the app and how, and it is linked to orders, payments and the CRM.
When you need a mobile app
- Customers order or visit regularly: coffee shops, fitness, salons, delivery, subscriptions
- You are building a loyalty programme and working on repeat sales
- Notifications and phone capabilities are part of the scenario
- You want your brand in the app stores and on the customer's screen
Not sure yet? You can start with a Web App and add a mobile app later: customers and orders stay in the same system.
How we launch an app
- We designWe work out the roles, the scenarios and the structure.
- We buildInterface, logic, payments, CRM and integrations.
- We prepare the releaseTesting, builds and publication.
- We grow itAnalytics, updates and new features.
Web App or an app in the stores: which to choose
Both options connect to the same CRM. The difference is in how the customer starts and what the app can do on the phone.
| Criterion | Web App / PWA | App in the App Store and Google Play |
|---|---|---|
| How the customer starts | Taps a link or scans a QR code | Finds and downloads the app from the store |
| Devices | iPhone, Android and desktop, one version | iOS and Android, separate builds |
| Updates | The customer sees them the next time they open the app | Go through publication and store review |
| Phone capabilities | The main ones: camera, geolocation, notifications (depends on the device) | Full access to device functions |
| Best suited for | Advertising and quick orders, a first launch and testing demand | Regular use, loyalty, notifications and a presence in the stores |
We will help you choose once we understand how your customers order today.
Let's discuss an app for your business
Tell us how your customers order, book or pay today. We will suggest the format that fits — a Web App, a PWA or a mobile application.