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iPhone app development · Charleston, SC
From an idea to an iPhone app.
You define the iPhone app: who it is for, and the one job it does. We send a written quote with the screens, the price, and the week you can try it. Then we deliver that app.
Four steps. Then a date.
The quote is a written plan. If the idea is still changing, that plan comes first. Building starts when you accept it.
Say what it does
Tell us who opens the app, the one job it does, and what can wait. We can meet in Charleston or on a video call.
Get the quote
You get the screens, what is left out, the price, and the week a test version lands on your phone.
Use it weekly
We build it in Swift. You try each version on your phone and tell us what is wrong while it is still easy to change.
Ship it
We deliver the app you defined: the App Store page, the screenshots, and the replies if Apple writes back.
What we deliver.
The iPhone app you define. That is the delivery. A website stuffed into an app is not this.
- The app you define
- You define what you want the app to do and how you want it laid out, in writing or a drawing. We build it for you.
- On your iPhone
- You try it on the phone you already have. You do not need an Apple Developer account.
- The App Store
- We publish that app, with the page and the screenshots, and we answer Apple if they write back.
- What you receive
- You get the iPhone app you defined and the code.
Ideas people already use.
These are ordinary jobs. Yours can be different. You describe it in writing or a drawing, and we build that iPhone app. See PT Screen and Peak & Salt, two of these already on the App Store.
Tonight’s seats
A restaurant wants guests to see what is open and reserve a table.
You think of an app that fits the way your business already works. We build it.
Today’s shift
A shop wants staff to see who is working and mark that they arrived.
You write the people and the shifts. We build that app for the phones they already carry.
Book a time
A salon, clinic, or teacher wants a customer to pick an open hour.
You name the service and the hours. We deliver the app that shows those openings.
The job list
A crew wants to check off the work while they are at the site.
You write the checklist. We build the iPhone app that shows one job at a time.
Questions people ask before the quote.
How does an iPhone app quote in Charleston work?
You tell us who the app is for and the one job it does. We reply with the screens, the price, and the week you can try it on your iPhone.
Is this only for iPhone?
Yes. A real iPhone app, not a website stuffed into a wrapper. Android is a different job.
Do I have to be in Charleston?
No. Charleston, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and Summerville can meet in person. Everyone else gets the same quote on a video call.
Who owns the app?
You get the iPhone app you defined and the code.
Tell us the app.
A few lines are enough for a first reply. The form sends the request from this page.
Request sent.
We have it. The reply goes to the email you entered.