An idea, but no team
You know the app your business needs — but hiring mobile engineers is slow and expensive.
Mobile App Development
Customer-facing apps, driver and field-team apps, and the backends behind them — designed, built, launched, and supported in Singapore, for iOS and Android.
Your customers live on their phones; a lot of businesses still live in a browser tab. A well-built mobile app puts your service one tap away — and gives the people in the field the right tool instead of calls, chats, and paperwork.
We build three kinds of apps: customer apps (booking, ordering, loyalty, payments), driver and field-team apps (jobs, navigation, proof of work), and the backends that power them — all designed, built, launched, and supported in Singapore for iOS and Android.
We run our own field-operations product, DispatchOps, so driver and technician apps aren’t theory for us. And starting from proven platform modules keeps your budget well below build-from-scratch quotes — with qualifying projects EDG-fundable.
You know the app your business needs — but hiring mobile engineers is slow and expensive.
Your customers live on their phones; your business still lives in a browser tab.
Drivers and technicians juggle calls, chats, and paperwork instead of one app.
What You Get
Native or cross-platform — we recommend the stack that fits your budget and roadmap.
Booking, ordering, loyalty, and payments — apps your customers keep using.
Jobs, navigation, checklists, photos, and e-signatures — proven in our own DispatchOps product.
We build the full system — app, server, admin dashboard, and integrations.
App Store and Play Store submission, review handling, and release management.
Monitoring, updates, OS-version upkeep, and feature roadmaps after go-live.
What We Build
From a single-purpose app to a multi-role platform:
Booking, ordering, loyalty, payments, and notifications — the kind of app customers keep on their home screen.
Jobs, turn-by-turn navigation, checklists, photos, and e-signatures — proven in our own DispatchOps product.
Give your team mobile access to schedules, approvals, inventory, and reporting wherever they are.
Every app needs a server and a control panel — we build the full system, not just the screens.
A mobile layer on top of your existing web app or system, sharing one source of truth.
Apps that keep working in the basement, the warehouse, or on the road, then sync when back online.
How We Work
A free scoping consultation, then a fixed, milestone-based quote — starting from platform modules to keep cost down.
We design the screens and a clickable prototype, so you feel the app before we build it.
One cross-platform codebase where it makes sense, native where it’s genuinely needed, with the backend built alongside.
We test across phones, OS versions, and edge cases — and beta-test with your real users before launch.
Developer accounts, store listings, review submission, and the back-and-forth with Apple and Google — handled.
Monitoring, OS-version upkeep, security patches, and a feature roadmap after go-live.
Tech & Approach
We recommend the approach that fits your budget, roadmap, and the app itself.
Why AppTech
DispatchOps is our field-operations product — driver and technician apps are something we run, not just build.
App, server, admin dashboard, and integrations — one team owns the whole thing, so it works end to end.
Account setup, submission, review handling, and release management — we deal with Apple and Google so you don’t.
Starting from proven platform modules keeps budgets well under from-zero quotes.
Local team, same time zone, and a maintenance plan that keeps your app healthy after launch.
Eligible app projects can be co-funded by the Enterprise Development Grant.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on scope — a focused single-purpose app is a different project from a multi-role platform with payments. After a free scoping consultation we propose a fixed, milestone-based quote, and starting from our proven platform modules keeps budgets well below build-from-scratch quotes.
For most business apps, modern cross-platform (one codebase for iOS and Android) is faster and cheaper with no practical downside. We recommend native only when an app genuinely needs it — heavy graphics, deep hardware integration, or platform-specific UX.
Yes — developer account setup, store listings, review submission, and the inevitable back-and-forth with Apple and Google, plus ongoing release management after launch.
Apps need upkeep: OS updates, security patches, and feature iterations. We offer support and maintenance plans, and most clients evolve their app with us over years — the same way we run our own products.
A focused app can reach the stores in a couple of months; multi-role platforms take longer and ship in phases. Starting from our platform modules means you see a working build sooner than a from-scratch timeline.
Yes. For field and driver apps especially, we build offline-first so the app keeps working without signal and syncs automatically when the connection returns.
Free workflow assessment — we map your current operations and show you exactly what to automate first.