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Apps for customers and teams

A mobile app for your online store, with a clear job to do.

Help repeat customers shop or give staff a focused tool for their daily work. We build commerce apps around a specific need, connected to the store behind them.

Bang Cookies
A store we builtBang Cookies
  • Shopping for returning customers
  • Focused tools for store teams
  • Connected products, stock and orders

The work

More channels. One business context.

We start with the users and the task, then decide whether an app, a web interface or a store improvement is the best fit.

01

Customer apps

Product browsing, repeat ordering, account features and relevant notifications connected to your store.

02

Tools for store teams

Focused interfaces for handling orders, checking availability and coordinating fulfilment.

03

A shared source of information

Define how products, accounts, stock and order states stay aligned with the online store.

Bang Cookies

Bang Cookies

The website is one part of the business.

Bang Cookies combines a commerce backend, website and mobile application with location-specific availability, prices, delivery and pickup. The project shows why an app needs to share the business context of the store.

Explore the project

Behind the screens

Does an app solve a recurring need?

We start with the task: reordering, accessing an account or handling orders on the move. Then we compare a better mobile website with a dedicated app, and agree the accounts, inventory and order data they need to share.

Working together

From the first conversation to a working result.

  1. 01

    Find the recurring task

    Who will use the app, how often and why? We compare an app with improving the mobile store before recommending a direction.

  2. 02

    Define the shared information

    Agree how accounts, products, stock and order statuses stay aligned, and which actions each user needs.

  3. 03

    Test the everyday use

    Try the main tasks on real devices, check loading and failure states, and agree release and ongoing maintenance responsibilities.

Before we get started.

What can the app do?

A customer app can cover product browsing, repeat orders, accounts and useful notifications. A staff app can help with order handling, stock checks and fulfilment. The scope follows the task, not a list of features.

Who maintains the app after release?

We agree responsibilities for publishing and ongoing maintenance during planning. The app shares data and rules with the store, so changes to one need to be checked in the other.

Do we need an app if our store already works on mobile?

Not necessarily. An app should serve a recurring task or audience better than the mobile website. We discuss how people would discover and keep using it before proposing a build.

Tell us about your next step.

Tell us what you want to improve or launch. You do not need a finished brief or a meeting booking. The first conversation is free and without obligation.

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