Product design
Who it serves, the main task, and the smallest useful release.
Mobile / Signa
An app worth opening twice.
Mobile apps for customers and field teams. We start with the task someone needs to finish, then choose the right app, mobile site, and connections.
The problem
A place in the app store is not the outcome.
An app earns its place when it removes effort: check a record, book a service, finish a job on site. We pin down that reason before designing a screen, so the first release is small and gets used.
Scope
What we take on.
Customer apps
Onboarding, account access, and the next action in one flow.
Field tools
Staff finish work on site, with clear states when the connection drops.
Release
Platform requirements, device testing, and improvements from real use.
How it works
Your part, and ours.
You supply the business rules and real users for review. We agree devices, platforms, and integrations before the build, and support store submission. Store review and third-party access affect timing.
How the engagement worksQuestions
Before we start.
Do we need a native app?
Not always. A mobile site often solves the task with less overhead. The task decides.
Can a full app fit in one month?
It depends on scope. A complex app needs staged releases and the capacity to support them.
Next step
Tell us what you’d
hire for next.
One short email about the work that keeps piling up. A person reads it and replies.
Engagements start at $10,000/month.
work@heysigna.com