New mobile products
Build the first experience around a specific audience and useful task.
Mobile app development
A useful experience.
Wherever people are.
React Native app development for iOS and Android. We connect useful mobile journeys with the content, backend and services behind your product.
good things, on the go.
At a glance
Give the app
a clear reason to exist.
An app should make a recurring task easier to complete. We start with how people will use it, where mobile adds value and which services it needs to connect with, before defining the development scope.
A clear core journeyPrioritise the task people need to complete on mobile.
Connected web and mobilePlan a coherent experience where the product spans both.
Defined release requirementsAgree platform coverage and release responsibilities before building.
Where it helps
A practical place
to start.
Connected products
Bring mobile journeys into an existing web product or service.
Application improvements
Update the interface or feature set around the next product priorities.
What we consider together
Get the details
right.
What it can include
Mobile user journeys and interface design
Application development within the agreed scope
Connected services and release preparation
Mobile journeys
Understand the tasks, context and information that matter when someone uses the app.
Interface & connections
Design the screens and navigation around the product’s content and required services.
Platform & release scope
Agree the iOS and Android release scope, supported devices and testing. We can manage store accounts, submissions and continuing releases on your behalf under an agreed arrangement.
A useful starting point
Share the task the app should support, the audience and any existing product or connected services.
From build to release
One product.
Across platforms.
01
React Native delivery
Our cross-platform mobile specialism is React Native. GutUp is a delivered example across iOS and Android.
02
Backend and administration
We connect mobile apps with backend services and admin portals. NestJS and PostgreSQL are our usual backend and database foundation.
03
Release management
Store account management, submissions and ongoing releases can form part of your agreement. Expo is an option where appropriate; it was not used for GutUp.
Selected work
The work makes
it real.
Nutrition platform
GutUp
Web & mobile · Ongoing partnership
Behind the work
A relationship that kept evolving.
GutUp grew from an idea into mobile and web experiences, followed by ongoing product work. It is one example of how a first release can become a continuing partnership.
Read the project storyConnected capabilities
The right skills
for the work.
Useful answers
A little clarity.
Can you manage app store releases?
Yes. We can manage store accounts, submissions and ongoing releases on your behalf. Responsibilities and continuing coverage are agreed in the project or annual maintenance contract.
Who owns the work after handover?
Code is usually owned by the client and managed by NoLoopTech, subject to the project agreement. Source access, hosting accounts, documentation, editing guidance and third-party licences are clarified before development.
What testing is included?
Manual QA covers the devices and journeys agreed in scope. Automated unit testing can be included where the budget and timeline allow. Browser coverage and any performance, accessibility or security reviews are agreed explicitly.
Would a website be enough?
It may be. We compare the task, frequency of use and any device requirements before deciding whether an app adds useful value.
Have you worked across web and mobile?
Yes. We delivered GutUp’s React Native app for the iOS App Store and Android Play Store, followed by its web application and ongoing product development.
Can you improve an existing app?
We review its current experience and technical setup first. That helps define the practical scope and dependencies for the next stage.
Ways to work together
Choose how we
work together.
Explore product development
Let’s make a start
What should people
do on the go?
Tell us about the product and where a mobile experience could make it more useful.