QUAZM

Mobile app development

Your app, on the stores that matter

We design, build, and ship native iOS and Android apps — through review, onto the App Store and Google Play, and into your customers' hands.

  • iPhoneApp Store
  • AndroidGoogle Play
  • iPadTablet layouts

Five minutes. No call required to start.

What it can do

Pick what version one actually needs

These are the same choices the brief asks you to make. Take the ones that matter now; the rest can wait for 1.1.

  • Accounts & login

    Sign-in, roles, and profiles.

  • Payments & subscriptions

    One-time, recurring, or in-app.

  • Push notifications

    Reach people without an email.

  • Booking & scheduling

    Appointments, jobs, and calendars.

  • Maps & location

    Routing, tracking, and geofences.

  • Camera & photo upload

    Capture from the field.

  • Works offline

    Keeps working with no signal, syncs later.

  • Chat & messaging

    In-app conversation and support.

  • AI features

    Assistants and automation inside the app.

  • In-app analytics

    What people actually do once installed.

Release track

From nothing to 1.0 on both stores

Five checkpoints. Each one hands you something you can open, not a status update.

  1. v0

    Strategy session

    A scoped build plan: what ships in version one, what waits, what it costs, and when it goes live.

  2. v0.1

    Prototype

    A clickable version of the real screens, so you can use the flows before a line of production code exists.

  3. v0.5

    Working build

    The app on your own phone, updated every week, through TestFlight and Play internal testing.

  4. v0.9

    Field test

    Real users on real devices, with crash reporting and analytics wired in so problems surface before launch.

  5. 1.0

    Launch

    Store listings written, review submission handled, and the app live on the App Store and Google Play.

Start

Tell us what it needs to do

The brief covers platforms, features, what already exists, and your timeline. Skip anything you haven't decided — that's what the strategy session is for.