LinkiOS application
iOS application
Link: digital business card app
An iOS app for creating and sharing digital business cards.
iOS app development
Build: engineering
We design and build mobile apps for Adelaide and Australian businesses, for customers or for your own team, and support them after they reach the App Store and Google Play.
Bookings, loyalty, ordering or account management are faster in an app than a browser.
Field staff need checklists, photos, signatures and job details on their phones, even offline.
Camera, location, notifications or NFC are central to what you offer.
A focused first version gets the product into users’ hands quickly so you can learn what to build next.
Apps for iPhone and iPad built to Apple’s guidelines, including App Store submission, like our Link digital business card app.
Apps tested across the screen sizes and Android versions your customers actually use, published on Google Play.
One codebase for iOS and Android with frameworks such as React Native or Flutter, to reduce build and maintenance cost.
Navigation, screens and interactions designed and prototyped before development starts.
The APIs, databases and admin tools behind the app, connected to the systems you already use.
Functional, usability and device testing before release, then updates as iOS and Android change.
Many ideas work better as a progressive web app, which needs no app store and costs less to maintain.
Agree the core user journeys and the features that can wait.
A clickable prototype on your phone, so you can test the flow before code is written.
Development in stages with test builds you can install, plus device and usability testing.
App Store and Google Play submission, then updates, monitoring and new features.
Ahmad is an extremely efficient IT specialist—quick to respond, knowledgeable, and a breeze to work with. Highly recommended!
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Tell us what you need and what is getting in the way. We will reply with questions or a suggested next step, and a clear idea of scope before any commitment.