What this service covers

A mobile application should make a task easier in the context where people actually use it. That may mean a focused tool, a learning experience or a product that works alongside an existing service. Bithrust’s mobile work includes prototypes, application development and release support.

Useful starting points are the intended audience, the core task and the platforms that audience uses. We explore the product and its constraints before choosing an implementation. A prototype can help test the experience before the scope of a full application is settled.

What we can scope together

Android and iOS
Prototypes
App development
Release support

Useful starting points

Who is the application for, and which task should it make easier?
Does the first release need Android, iOS or both?
Which device features, content or existing services does the app need?

Questions about mobile applications

Does Bithrust develop Android and iOS apps?

Yes. Android and iOS are both part of Bithrust’s mobile application service. The platform scope and implementation are chosen around the audience, the required features and the project’s constraints.

Can we start with a mobile prototype?

Yes. Prototypes are part of the service. A prototype can make the core interaction concrete and help identify what needs to be built before committing to the full application.

Talk to Bithrust

Tell us what you are trying to achieve, who the software is for and what already exists. We can use that as the starting point for a conversation about the work.

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