Our Teams
Software & App Development Agency
A software and app development agency earns its place by building the product a brand’s customers actually touch, not just the marketing around it. That means a client portal that has to hold real logins, or a mobile app that has to pass App Store review on the first try, not the third. Our software and app development agency team works from the same design system as the rest of the studio, so the product looks and feels like the brand it belongs to, instead of a bolted-on tool built by someone who never saw the logo.
What the software and app development agency team builds
Two services, working from the same architecture. Software and web app development covers client portals, dashboards, internal tools, and full SaaS products that live in a browser. Phone app development covers the same kind of product built for iOS and Android, shipped through the app stores.
Most startups need both eventually. We usually build the web version first, since it’s faster to test and iterate on, then extend into a phone app once the product proves itself.
Why one software and app development agency team, not two vendors
A web agency that’s never touched a mobile SDK, paired with an app shop that’s never built a server, tends to produce two products that don’t actually talk to each other well. Here, the same data model and the same API power both the web app and the phone app, so a customer’s account works identically no matter which one they open.
You get one invoice, one project manager, and one team that already understands your product when the second platform gets scoped.
Building the product behind your brand?
Tell us what it needs to do. We'll tell you the smallest way to build it right.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between the two services this team offers?
Software and web app development builds what runs in a browser, client portals, dashboards, and SaaS products people log into from a laptop. Phone app development builds the same kind of product for a phone, submitted through the Apple App Store and Google Play. Many clients need only the web version. Others need both, built on the same backend so the two never drift apart.
Do we need to build the app and the website at the same time?
No. Most projects start with one, usually the web app, since it’s faster to build and test with real users. Once that’s proven, extending into a phone app reuses the same data and the same accounts, so the second build moves faster than the first one did. Building both from day one only makes sense when a startup’s main product is mobile-first from the start.
How does this team work with the rest of Atlas & Form?
The product this team builds runs on the same brand system the
digital marketing agency team markets and the
website team designs around. A login screen matches the marketing site’s type and color choices because they come from the same source, not a second designer guessing at the first one’s decisions.
Is the mobile app built native, or with something like React Native?
Cross-platform by default, usually React Native or Flutter, since it ships to iOS and Android from one codebase and keeps costs down for early-stage products. We reserve fully native builds for the cases that actually need them, like heavy camera or AR work. That decision gets made with you, not assumed before we’ve heard what the app needs to do.
What does a software and app development agency team cost to bring on?
It depends on the service and the scope, but most engagements start in the low five figures for a focused build and scale from there for a full SaaS product or a startup MVP with both web and mobile in scope. We scope every project in phases so you see real numbers before committing to the whole thing.