Native and hybrid Apps

Hoping to increase your brand recognition & loyalty? We are here to help you build an app to achieve this, prioritising your users needs.

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Supporting the migration of the data for one of the worlds largest companies in the world, together with one of the AWS lead architects.

Creating an AI dashboard in React for internal and operational use.

Their restaurants and loyal customers were connected by our hyper-personalised custom development

Building and designing a Python based dealer platform for all EU car dealers.

Consulting on a strategy to parallel real-life marketing in the virtual environment and elaborated on creating a virtual reality store

A NodeJS middleware application, connecting the e-commerce store to ERP and fulfilment applications.

Strategic partnership with Deloitte to go to the next phase of the internet

A custom bottle configurator and webshop to launch a national campaign at scale.

Animation and motion design for a populair women fashion brand in Europe.

The Dutch e-learning election platform to educate the staff all over the country.

Trailblazing, eyebrow-raising, status quo breaking

Our team will be an extension of your company by perfectly aligning your needs, and combining them with our ‘top of the game’ skills. We help you with your most complicated (customised) needs & wildest digital dreams.

Techniques

We’re a custom development agency that believes coded digital presence deserves the user‑friendliness and aesthetics of best‑in‑class consumer apps. We’re a digital agency that transforms legacy enterprise apps into delightful, consumer‑grade, and B2B experiences.

01Headless
02Native apps
03Hybrid apps
04Microservice architectures

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FAQ

What is the difference between hybrid and native apps?

Keep it ‘native’

A native app, or a mobile app, must first be installed by the user on a phone before it can be used. If you want to offer the app on both Android and iOS, the codebase of the app must be built separately for both operating systems (IOS/Android). This helps to make it very safe, fast, and reliant, however much more expensive.

Hybrid in the core

This is different for a hybrid app, which uses one singular codebase (with minor adjustments) for both app stores. A few examples of larger hybrid apps are Instagram, Gmail and Uber.

Is an app good or great for conversion?

Rhetorical question?

An app is very good for both conversion and customer retention. You can use an app to improve the conversion rate or increase your reach. When we talk about conversion we mean the percentage of visitors who proceed to a transaction. It is important that the app gets a lot of users. An app download can already be a form of transaction. The conversion rate is the percentage of the number of people you have reached and converted.