Client area
Gather documents and the tracking of a request, behind a login.
Mobile apps and custom tools for your project.
Does your need go beyond presenting your business? An app, a client area or an internal tool can simplify a booking, a follow-up or a repetitive task. We start by understanding who will use the tool and what it must allow, before choosing the solution and pricing the development.
- Price set before we start
- One point of contact
- Reply within 48 business hours
The need first
The need first
Start with the need, then choose the platform.
A website that works on phones may be enough to read information and send a request. An app or a specific tool becomes relevant when usage requires an account, repeated actions or particular behaviour. We compare web, iOS and Android options according to the users, the features and the project's constraints.
First version
First version
Define a first version that is useful.
We list the essential flows: sign-up if needed, booking, payment, notifications or tracking, depending on your business. Then we separate what must be available at launch from what can wait. The quote details the features selected, the access, the data and the dependencies on external services.
Examples
Features to study together.
These examples help define your need; they are not a set of features automatically included.
Business tool
Centralise a schedule or limit double entry for your teams.
Service app
Organise a booking and its steps, with notifications.
Integrations
Connect the tool to your existing services: payment, invoicing, messaging.
Real projects
Real projects and their progress.
The Maiko Spa case study presents the website and the app built for its operations. The Work catalogue also identifies published projects, those in beta and those still in development. We state each project's status so you can judge what is actually usable.
In closed beta
Kveloz
Meal delivery and goods transport in Panama: one mobile app, three websites, a restaurant area and a portal for delivery riders and drivers.
View kveloz.com
In development
Maiko Spa
Maiko Spa's booking app: appointments, deposits and notifications on the phone, connected to the spa's website and admin area, to keep all the data in one place.
Read the case study
Published app
Juvea Paris
Luxury dermo-cosmetics: skin diagnosis, selfie analysis, ingredient scanning and built-in store.
Live web app
DF Pulse
Nutrition coaching for DeliverFit, in Switzerland: AI-calculated meal plan, journal and photo-based meal analysis.
Published app
Guarani Translator
Voice and written translation between Guarani and English, with an offline mode for remote areas.
Published app
Haitian Translator
Voice and written translation between Haitian Creole and English, designed for everyday use.
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How it works
How does your project?
- 1
Conversation
Conversation about the users, the need and the constraints.
- 2
Features
List of features and choice of a first version.
- 3
Quote
Detailed quote, stages and estimated schedule.
- 4
Screens
Preparation of the screens and the behaviour to approve.
- 5
Development
Development, flow testing and fixes.
- 6
Delivery
Delivery or preparation for publication as per the quote.
Budget
What budget to plan?
Mobile apps and custom tools: by quote. The price depends on the screens, features, accounts, integrations, storage and platforms chosen. The quote separates development from recurring costs: hosting, third-party services, developer accounts and any maintenance. Quoted prices follow Nexacare's tax status. No €39/month website maintenance plan automatically covers an app.
Timing
What timing to plan?
The schedule is set according to your project's scope. Review times and publication decisions on the stores are up to Apple and Google. The first reply within 2 business days clarifies the need; a complex project may need a scoping phase before pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Before you launching your app.
Describe its users, the essential actions and the tools you already use.
Talk about my appDoes my business need an app?
Not always. We look at the usage first. A mobile website or a web app may meet the need; the choice depends on the features and the users.
Can you build for iOS and Android?
Yes, within the agreed scope. The quote specifies the platforms, features, tests and the terms of delivery or publication.
On which account is the app published?
The quote states whether publication is on your developer account or Nexacare's, under the terms set out in the T&Cs. Fees and responsibilities are kept separate; the stores have the final say.
Is maintenance included?
Fixes and warranties follow the contract. Technical follow-up, third-party services and changes after delivery are specified in the quote or in a separate agreement.
Who owns the code?
After full payment, the complete code and the rights to the specific creations are handed over as per the T&Cs. Templates and third-party components remain subject to their own licences.
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