Mobile apps your customers keep.
Coding Loading designs and builds mobile apps for iOS and Android, for businesses in the US and Australia. We plan the app around what your customers need to do on their phones, build it natively or cross-platform depending on what fits, and handle testing, App Store and Google Play submission and support after launch. You get an app that feels fast and familiar on every device.
The problems we solve
App problems change as a business grows. These are the ones we see at each stage.
Starting out
- You have an app idea but do not know where to start.
- You are unsure whether you need an app or a web app.
- Quotes vary so much that you cannot compare them.
Growing
- Customers want an app so they can book, order or track things easily.
- Your current app gets poor reviews for speed or crashes.
- Your experience on phones is not good enough to keep customers.
Established
- An app built years ago has become hard to update.
- The iOS and Android versions behave differently.
- You need features like payments, notifications or offline use.
What’s included
Every app is scoped to what your customers need first. These are the pieces we build from.
Discovery and planning
User journeys, features and a recommendation on native or cross-platform, written into a clear scope.
App design
Prototypes you can try on your own phone before development starts.
UI/UX designiOS development
Apps for iPhone and iPad, built natively in Swift or cross-platform.
Android development
Apps for Android phones and tablets, built natively in Kotlin or cross-platform.
Back end and APIs
Logins, data, payments and push notifications, connected securely.
Testing
Functional, performance and security testing across a range of devices.
App store launch
Store listings, screenshots, compliance details and submission to the App Store and Google Play.
Support after launch
Updates for new operating system versions, fixes and new features.
One app, every step.
A fictional banking app. As you scroll, the phone turns and a transfer moves from the balance to the send screen to a confirmation. Good apps make each step feel obvious.
How it works
Every app follows the same clear path, and you tap through the design before it is built.
Discover
We map who will use the app, what they need to do and which platforms matter, then recommend native or cross-platform.
Design
We design the key screens and journeys as a prototype you can tap through on your own phone.
Build
We build and test the app, set up its back end and prepare the store listings for submission.
Grow
After launch we watch stability, keep the app up to date and add features based on how people use it.
A mobile website, an app builder or a custom app?
Not every business needs an app. Here is how the options compare.
| Mobile-friendly website | No-code app builder | Coding Loading | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Install | Nothing to install | From the app stores | From the app stores |
| Device features | Limited | Depends on the builder | Notifications, camera, location and more |
| Performance | Good for content | Varies, can feel generic | Fast and native to each platform |
| Design | Your website’s design | Template-based | Designed for your users |
| Upfront cost | Lowest | Low, with platform fees | Highest, quoted in writing |
| Best for | Information and simple bookings | Simple apps and prototypes | Apps that are central to your business |
Mobile app questions
How much does it cost to build a mobile app?
It depends on the features, the platforms and the systems the app connects to. After discovery you get a written scope and quote, and we can launch a focused first version to manage the cost.
How long does it take to build a mobile app?
It depends on scope and on app store review. You get a realistic schedule with your quote, and you can tap through the design early, long before launch.
Should I choose native or cross-platform development?
Cross-platform development (one codebase for iOS and Android) often suits business apps and keeps costs down. Native development suits apps that need the best performance or deep use of device features. We recommend one after discovery.
Do I need an app or a mobile-friendly website?
If customers use your service now and then, a fast mobile website is often enough. An app makes sense when people use it often, need notifications or rely on device features like the camera or location.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes. We prepare the store listings, screenshots and compliance details, submit the app and handle the review process.
Can you improve an existing app?
Yes. We review the code, reviews and analytics, then recommend whether to improve, refactor or rebuild parts of the app.
Who owns the app and its code?
Ownership of the code, store accounts and assets is agreed in writing before work starts, so you know exactly what you receive.
What support do you offer after launch?
We can keep the app updated for new iOS and Android versions, fix issues and add features, on a plan agreed with you.
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- Mobile app vs web app: which does your business need?The real differences between web apps, mobile apps and progressive web apps, in one comparison table, and how to choose for your business.
- Native vs cross-platform mobile app development: what's right for your business?What native and cross-platform development mean, how they compare on cost, speed, performance and maintenance, and a checklist to choose.
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