Mobile app development Devon
Apps built for
real everyday use.
Mobile apps designed and developed in Devon, with the website, management platform and hosting considered as one connected product.
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One useful thing.
Done very well.
Hoot develops mobile apps where an app solves a genuine business or customer problem. The work can include the public app, the website behind it and the management console used by the business to control content and operations.
That connected approach is visible in long-running Hoot projects including Total Drive and Smeaton Data, where the app forms part of a broader digital platform rather than existing in isolation.
- Product planningDefine the users, tasks and minimum useful feature set.
- Interface designClear screens and journeys shaped around frequent actions.
- Platform developmentConnect the app to the web services and management tools it needs.
- Launch & evolutionTest, release and continue developing the product as requirements change.
Experience
From local apps
to national platforms.
Hoot’s flagship Total Drive work includes the award-winning app, website, console and management platform. Smeaton Data combines an app, website and management platform for specialist marine risk intelligence. Andrew Hill has also used Hoot for its website and mobile app.
These projects give us experience of the less visible parts of app development too: account systems, administration, synchronisation, hosting and ongoing releases.
Questions
Is an app
the right answer?
Do I need an app or a mobile-friendly website?
If the service is mainly information, enquiries or occasional transactions, a strong mobile website may be enough. An app becomes more useful when people return frequently, need device features, work offline or manage an ongoing task.
Can the app connect to my website or CMS?
Yes. We can design the website, management platform and app as connected parts of the same product where that suits the project.
How much does a mobile app cost?
Apps are quoted individually after the core users, functionality, integrations and release requirements are understood.
Mobile apps