Useful moments, made for the phone.
A mobile app earns its place when people have a reason to return. We focus on the tasks they need to complete, the context they are in and the information that helps them act without friction.
Before committing to an app, we compare the use case with a responsive website. Frequency of use, notifications, device features and the need to work with limited connectivity all inform the choice.
- Mobile use-case assessment
- User journeys and interactive design
- App development for agreed platforms
- Business-system integrations
- Device and accessibility checks
- Release and maintenance plan
From the first conversation to a useful release.
We agree the scope around your users, existing tools and constraints. Each stage gives you something concrete to review before the next.
Choose the journey
Define who returns to the app, what they need to do and which phone features make the experience worthwhile.
Build and connect
Develop the agreed screens and backend, including loading, error and offline behaviour where needed.
Prepare the release
Review on the agreed devices, prepare store materials and agree who handles release and future updates.
From the screen to your business.
Mobile apps: choose a starting point.
These starting points help shape the conversation. Your proposal defines the deliverables, schedule and price.
- Discovery & clickable prototype
- One codebase for iOS & Android
- Accounts & secure login
- Your core features
- Push notifications
- Demo every 2 weeks
- iOS + Android + web app
- Admin dashboard
- Payments or subscriptions
- Offline mode & sync
- Monitoring & alerts
- App Store & Google Play publishing
- Integrations with your systems
- Field or staff apps
- Loyalty & booking platforms
- Migration from an existing app
- Long-term support plan
*Starting prices in CAD, before taxes. Your final price depends on scope and is confirmed in a written proposal before any work begins. See all prices
Plans are scoped individually. Hosting, provider subscriptions, usage fees and ongoing support are discussed separately where relevant. Amounts, currency and billing terms are confirmed in your proposal. Discussing a plan opens a short form; your message reaches Digitsleaf only when you send it.
Questions about mobile apps
Both platforms can be included. We choose the development approach after reviewing the required device features, integrations and budget.
No. A mobile website may be the better choice for occasional visitors who need information or a simple transaction. We compare the options before recommending a direction.
Operating-system changes, store requirements and user feedback can lead to updates. We discuss monitoring and maintenance responsibilities before launch.
We define the work first: the journeys, platforms, integrations, content and responsibilities. You receive a proposal with the price, currency, billing terms and any ongoing costs before agreeing to the project.