One codebase, both platforms
For most products the difference between a native pair and a good cross-platform build is invisible to the user and enormous to the budget.
Engineering
Mobile Applications
Cross-platform applications, so one team ships to both stores rather than two teams drifting apart.
What we would actually build
Built for the phone it will be used on
A patchy connection, an older device and a screen in sunlight are the real conditions. Testing only on the newest handset is how apps get uninstalled.
Release plumbing included
Store accounts, signing, review submissions and the update path, set up so you are not blocked by a process nobody documented.
How this would go
The parts people get burned on.
Offline is a decision, not an afterthought
What the app does with no signal has to be designed. Discovering it after launch means rewriting the data layer.
Analytics you chose to collect
Mobile makes it easy to collect far more than you need. What gets gathered is a decision you make deliberately.
Handed over with the keys
Store listings and signing credentials belong to you, in your accounts, from the first submission.
Who we have done it for
Three engagements shipped to phones, including three cross-platform applications for a state-backed programme.
GrowAgro
Delivered through a partner, backed by the Government of Gujarat
Three cross-platform applications for a state-backed agriculture programme.
Radian
Direct client
An AI-powered social media application.
Niramaya
Direct client
The entire digital infrastructure for a health tourism company that manages a patient's whole journey into India.
Every engagement SpazorLabs has delivered is listed on the work page, with the relationship stated on each one.
Also in Engineering
Where to start
Tell us what you are trying to build
Send us the problem, not a specification. We will tell you what we think it actually takes, and we will tell you if we are not the right people for it.