We build real apps for the App Store and Google Play – fast, smooth and using everything a phone can do. Two municipalities in Luxembourg use our apps every day.
Rather than lots of words: two apps we built and still look after. Download them and try them yourself.
The official app for the municipality of Beaufort – with bus schedules, event calendar, waste collection reminders and an interactive map with castles, hiking trails and playgrounds. Includes emergency location sharing.
The digital community guide for Berdorf – with events, news, waste collection dates, hiking planning and a reporting feature for hazards. Includes a map, bus schedules and emergency contacts.
Native means the app is built for iPhone and Android. It starts quickly, runs smoothly and uses everything the phone can do – exactly what your users expect.
Road closure, event or collection: your message appears on the phone right away, even when the app is closed.
Hiking trails, sights or the way to you – with the user’s location and, if you like, an emergency feature.
You enter events, news and pictures in a simple admin area. The app shows them straight away.
Events and waste collection with a reminder at the right time – so nobody misses anything.
Residents or customers report a problem with a photo and location. The report goes straight to you.
Luxembourgish, German, French, English: the app speaks your users’ language.
An app pays off when people regularly need something from you: dates, news, information on the go.
Information for residents, dates, waste calendar and reports in one place – like in Beaufort and Berdorf.
Programmes, maps and news for members and guests, on the go without searching the web.
A direct line to regular customers: offers, news and dates, without going through social media.
We work out what the app should do and for whom. By phone, by video or at your place.
You get a draft of the key screens and a fixed price with a schedule.
You test the app early on your own phone and give feedback until it’s right.
We publish the app on the App Store and Google Play and keep it up to date afterwards.
That depends on what the app should do. An app with news and events is different from one with a map, a reporting feature and an admin area. That’s why we don’t give a flat price here.
After the first conversation you get a fixed price – in writing, with a schedule. It often makes sense to start small and extend the app later.
A native app is built for iPhone and Android and installed from the store. It is faster, partly works without internet and can make full use of push notifications, location and the camera.
A web app is a website that feels like an app. It is cheaper but can do less. If a website is enough for your goal, we’ll tell you honestly.
You do: you get a simple admin area where you enter events, news and pictures. The app shows everything straight away – without a new store update. If you prefer, we can manage it for you.
We take care of it: submission, description, images and the review by Apple and Google. The app appears under your name.
This requires a developer account with Apple and with Google. You pay these fees directly to Apple and Google (yearly for Apple, one-off for Google). We help you set them up.
Apple and Google release new versions of their systems every year. For your app to keep working and stay in the store, it needs regular adjustments. We handle that as ongoing support – and you have a fixed contact for new ideas.
That depends on the scope. With the quote you get a schedule showing when you’ll have the first test version on your phone and when the app goes into the store.
Tell us briefly about your idea. We’ll tell you honestly whether an app is the right way – and what it would cost.
Advice in all four languages – by phone, by video or with us in Beaufort.
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