Apps People Use
We build native and cross-platform apps for iPhone, Android, Mac, and the web. BarCrawl is live on the App Store, with a map of nearby bars, live cams from participating bars, and messaging between friends.
An app is the part people see. Behind it sits the server, the dashboard your staff works from, the payments, and the sync that keeps every device current. We design and build all of it, for iPhone, Android, Mac, and the web, and we stay around after launch.
Most apps depend on more than the app. Each card below is something we've built and shipped, with the app that shows it.
We build native and cross-platform apps for iPhone, Android, Mac, and the web. BarCrawl is live on the App Store, with a map of nearby bars, live cams from participating bars, and messaging between friends.
We build the web app the office runs on and the phone app the crew carries. Midwest Operations handles jobs, scheduling, clients, and routes for a dock and lift service company in Northeast Wisconsin.
We build the sync that keeps every device current and lets people keep working without a signal. In Mydeas, two people can edit the same note at once, and edits made offline merge when the phone reconnects.
We connect apps to the equipment people already own. FHCams brings mixed brands of IP cameras into one iPhone app, grouped by property.
Each of these is a complete product: the app, the server it talks to, and the tools the people running it use every day.
A notes app with notebooks, nested tags, and live co-editing that syncs across your devices.
Behind it: Live sync server, offline editing, admin dashboard
How it's built →
Find bars near you, see live cams and tonight's events, and plan with friends.
Behind it: Owner portal, subscriptions, live messaging, moderation
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The office and field system for a dock and lift service company in Northeast Wisconsin.
Behind it: Office web app, crew app, website estimate requests
How it's built →Also built and shipped: TableHop, FHDarts, FHWordGuess, FHShot, FHWebCheck, FHCams, and FHNetworkMap.
We map out who uses it, what the app does, and what has to sit behind it: the server, the dashboard, the payments. Then we agree on what goes in the first working version.
The app, the backend, and the admin screens get built side by side, so they fit when they meet. You see working pieces early, not a finished surprise.
We handle app store submission, fix what real use turns up, and keep improving it after launch.
Tell us what you want people to be able to do. We'll reply with what it would take: which platforms, what has to sit behind the app, and what a sensible first working version includes.
Most inquiries receive an initial response within 1 to 2 business days.