Customer apps
Plan accounts, bookings, purchases or other tasks your customers need on the move.
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Bring your app idea into focus. Describe your intended users and essential features, then request development quotations through TechQuotations.
Get mobile app development quotations →Identify the main task your app will help people complete. Separate launch essentials from features that can follow later, and explain whether you need iOS, Android or both.
Plan accounts, bookings, purchases or other tasks your customers need on the move.
Help teams record information, follow workflows and access tools away from a desk.
Include administration tools, integrations and the backend that powers the app.
What are the trade-offs between iOS, Android and cross-platform development?
Who manages app-store accounts, submission issues, source code and handover?
How are operating-system updates, fixes and recurring service costs handled?
Start with the devices your intended users use. Ask providers about the cost and maintenance implications of supporting one or both platforms.
Describe the features and user experience you need. Ask providers whether a mobile-friendly website or an app would better meet those requirements.
Features, platforms, design, integrations, backend requirements and maintenance affect scope. Ask providers to separate initial development from recurring charges.
Use these planning and procurement guides to prepare your requirements.
Use a app first-release requirements sheet to define requirements, compare provider answers and prepare your Hong Kong project brief.
Read guide →Use a web app or mobile app decision matrix to define requirements, compare provider answers and prepare your Hong Kong project brief.
Read guide →Use a app delivery and recurring-cost worksheet to define requirements, compare provider answers and prepare your Hong Kong project brief.
Read guide →Tell us what you need, discuss it with interested providers and choose who to work with.
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