A Mobile Application , most commonly referred to as an app, is a type of application software designed to run on a mobile device, such as a smartphone or tablet computer. Mobile applications frequently serve to provide users with similar services to those accessed on PCs. Apps were originally intended for productivity assistance such as Email, calendar, and contact databases, but the public demand for apps caused rapid expansion into other areas such as mobile games, factory automation, GPS and location-based services, order-tracking, and ticket purchases, so that there are now millions of apps available.

Benefits of Mobile Apps: More features, more fun!

A more convenient user experience

You can generate revenue through your app

In-app search and the app store

Build your brand and get recognized faster through social media

Additional security for your customers The Cons of Mobile Apps: The high cost of developing an app

The complex app development process

Complex maintenance

Profit-sharing with the app store

Additional requirements for marketing

Challenges in tracking and fetching data

Customer impatience

Responsive Website v/s Mobile App Advantages of a Responsive/Mobile Website Immediacy – Mobile Websites Are Instantly Available.

Compatibility – Mobile Websites are Compatible Across Devices

Upgradability – Mobile Websites Can Be Updated Instantly

Findability – Mobile Websites Can be Found Easily

Shareability – Mobile Websites Can be Shared Easily by Publishers, and Between Users

Reach – Mobile Websites Have Broader Reach

LifeCycle – Mobile Websites Can’t be Deleted

A Mobile Website Can be an App!

Time and Cost - Mobile Websites are Easier and Less Expensive

Support and Maintenance





Advantages of a Mobile App Interactivity / Gaming

Regular Usage / Personalization

Complex Calculations or Reporting.

Native Functionality or Processing Required

No Internet connection Required (depends on App)

Native App v/s Hybrid App Native Apps

Native apps are built for specific platforms and are written in the languages the platform accepts (for example, Swift and Objective-C for iOS apps and Java or Kotlin for native Android apps). Native apps are fast and responsive, distributed in app stores, offer intuitive user input and output, and don’t require an internet connection. Overall, native apps offer a better user experience but are more expensive than other options.

Advantages of Native Apps

Native apps are very fast and responsive because they are built for that specific platform

They have the best performance

They are distributed in app stores

They are more interactive, intuitive and run much smoother in terms of user input and output

Native allows developers to access the full feature set of their given platform with whatever performance optimizations the native system has

Internet connection is not required, although it depends on the functionality

Overall better user experience. To the user, the flow is more natural as they have specific UI standards for each platform

Disadvantages of Native Apps

Difficult languages to learn which means you need experienced developers

More expensive

Not the best option for very simple apps

Hybrid Apps

Hybrid apps are essentially a combination of native apps and web apps. A hybrid app consists of two parts: the first is the back-end code, and the second is a native shell that is downloadable and loads the code using a WebView. Hybrid apps are less expensive than native apps, don’t require a browser, and can leverage device APIs; however, they’re slower than native apps and you can’t customize the application to individual platforms like native apps.

Advantages of Hybrid Apps

Built on web technology HTML/ CSS/ JavaScript, so it’s much easier to build

Cheaper than a native app

One app for all platforms using technology like Cordova

No browser needed as opposed to a web app

Access to the device’s internal APIs, can access storage, camera, etc.

Faster to develop than native apps because you have a single code base

Disadvantages of Hybrid Apps

Slower than native apps

More expensive than web apps because you require a wrapper. Essentially you’re dependent on a third party platform

Less interactive than native apps

Customization will take you away from the hybrid model in which you may as well go native

How we do it

Competitor landscape

analysis and Planning UI/UX Design and

Prototyping Information

Architecture Design Usability Testing Deployment,

Maintenance & Support

Why us

Progressive businesses are investing in Apps to generate more sales from mobile users. Our dedicated Mobile app developers will guide you at every step and create a user experience-based mobile that will help you maximize engagement on mobile.

Some of our Mobile Apps

Our Clients