iPhone and mobile products
An installed app with phone-first screens, not a website in a frame.
Other platforms are part of the quote if the product needs them.
Custom quoteMobile apps
An app on the phone.
iPhone and mobile products — home screen, accounts, notifications, bookings and tools you use in a pocket.
A mobile app is software people install and open from the phone. It is not a website squeezed into a small window, and it is not a web app on a URL. iMake designs the screens for a thumb, then builds the product. Quoted after we know what it must do on the phone. We work with clients across the UK and remotely.
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Who it’s for
When the product has to live on a phone.
Buy a mobile app when people will open it again and again from the home screen — or when the team works away from a desk. If they only need a URL in the browser, buy a web app. If they only need to read and contact you, buy a website.
- You have an app ideaA first version for iPhone or mobile, designed around one clear job on the phone.
- Customers already use you on the goBooking, accounts or updates that feel clumsy in a mobile browser.
- The team works on siteA tool they can tap with a thumb: a list, a status, a photo, a note.
- You need notificationsReminders and alerts on the lock screen. A website cannot do that the same way.
What iMake can build
Phone applications — not browser tools.
Suitable mobile functionality. These are capabilities, not a claim that iMake has shipped each one as a finished client app.
Accounts
Sign in, a profile, and the screens that belong to that person.
They open their own bookings or settings — not a generic homepage.
Custom quoteNotifications
Reminders, updates and alerts when something needs attention.
This is a reason to buy an app instead of a web app.
Custom quoteBookings on the phone
Service, time, confirm — built for a thumb, not a desktop form scaled down.
A website can take a booking request. An app is for people who book often.
Custom quoteBusiness tools
A pocket version of the diary, the job list or the shop floor.
If the team only uses it at a desk, a web app is usually the better buy.
Custom quoteApp interfaces
Screens on a phone, not pages in a browser.
A demonstration of app screens. Sample copy only — not a published client app. Concept websites are listed separately so we do not pretend they are iMake apps.
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Home
Today
The first screen after they tap the icon.
Next booking10:15
AccountSigned in
AlertsOn
Account
You
Their details, not a marketing page.
Signed inEmail
My detailsEditable
HistoryOn the phone
Book
A time
Short path: service, slot, confirm.
Tomorrow10:15
ServiceChosen
ConfirmOn the phone
Alerts
Notify
Reminders the website cannot send the same way.
Tomorrow 10:15Reminder
Job updatedOptional
Quiet hoursIf you want them
Harbor Roast, North Blade and Lumen Studio are concept websites. They show booking on a small screen. They are not iMake client apps and are not presented as installed products.
Features and inclusions
What an app build covers.
- App interface designScreens, gestures and the path through the product — shown to you first.
- The core jobAccounts, booking, notifications or the tool. We do not pad the first version.
- iPhone and mobileBuilt for a phone in the hand. Wider device coverage is part of the quote if you need it.
- A working buildNot a slide deck. A product people can tap through.
- Launch supportTested on real phones. Store listing help is part of the conversation if you need it.
- A fixed quoteAfter we understand the idea. No invented price here.
How the project works
From the idea to a phone in the hand.
Discover
What the app must do on day one, and whether a web app would do instead. Then a quote.
Design
You see the phone screens and the path before development starts.
Build
The working app, tested on real phones.
Launch
Ready for people to install and use.
Pricing
Quoted to the product on the phone.
Custom quoteA booking app and a full account product are different jobs. Tell us the idea. You get a fixed price before work starts. We do not invent a starting figure for mobile apps.
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