iPhone and Android app development · Myrtle Beach, SC

Apps that live on your customer's lock screen.

iPhone and Android apps, plus the backend, payments and notifications that make them worth installing. We build for iPhone and Android. Our own include Cue's two iPhone apps: one for wedding DJs and one for the couples they work with.

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What we build

Native where it matters. Shared where it doesn't.

Native iPhone apps

Apps that feel like they belong on an iPhone: Sign in with Apple, Live Activities on the lock screen and Dynamic Island, widgets and the system share sheet.

Native Android apps

Apps with the behavior Android users expect, home-screen widgets and Google sign-in.

Cross-platform when it fits

One shared codebase for iPhone and Android when that's the smarter spend, with native modules where the platform matters.

Running in Cue's apps

Push notifications that people keep on

Sent for the right reason at the right time, with per-category switches so nobody turns them all off.

Maps, location and camera

Map views styled to your brand, location that respects the user, and camera features with filters and effects.

The backend comes with it

Accounts, data, payments, moderation and an admin side, so the app isn't a pretty shell with nothing behind it.

Running in VYVE and Cue

Shipping and store review

TestFlight betas, App Store and Google Play submission, privacy labels and the review back-and-forth, handled.

How it works

From your first message to launch night.

You'll always know what happens next, what we need from you, and what you're getting. No surprises, no jargon.

Tell us about it
You
Fill out the form or text a few lines: what the business does, what's not working, and any date it needs to be live by.
We
Read it and look at what you have today: your current site, your Google profile, and who shows up when people search for what you do.
You get
A reply from Nikita, the person who'll build it.
A planning call
You
Talk for about half an hour. No prep needed, and no pitch.
We
Walk through your services, your customers, your competitors and what people in your area actually search for.
You get
A written plan: the pages or features, the price, and the launch date. Nothing starts until you say yes.
Research and build
You
Send your logo, photos and the details only you know. Then watch it come together on your phone.
We
Keyword research by service and town, a page plan, the copy, the design and the build. Preview link from the start.
You get
A working preview you can tap through and comment on, before anything goes live.
Launch night
You
Nothing. Keep running your business.
We
Redirect every old link, move your email records, connect the domain, check the certificate, tell Google.
You get
Your new site, live, with your email untouched and a launch report with your speed scores.
After launch
You
Text us when something changes: prices, hours, a new service, a special.
We
Make the change the same day, and keep an eye on how Google sees the site.
You get
On a care plan, a site that keeps up with the business, and a team ready when you want booking, payments or an app.

Proof

Built and running. Go look.

SaaS + mobile appsLive

Cue

The business behind the booth: a wedding DJ's inquiries, contracts, payments, planning and the live run of show, in one app.

Inquiry to last song on one record. Pipeline, Smart Files, contracts, invoices and payments, the couple's planning, and the night's timeline all hang off the same event.

A live run of show. On the night, the timeline runs itself: cues, drift against the plan, and the next moment on the DJ's lock screen, Dynamic Island and Apple Watch.

Apps for both sides. A business app for the DJ and a separate app for the couple on iPhone, plus the web dashboard.

Case study →Visit joincue.io ↗

joincue.io

Live event platformLive

VYVE

The live event operating system for bars, venues and resorts. Every phone in the room and every TV on the wall, in sync.

Six modules, one platform. DJOS for the booth, CrowdOS for the guests, DisplayOS for every TV, plus PlayOS party games, TriviaOS and TournamentOS.

Realtime that survives a packed bar. Guest phones and venue TVs stay in step the same second, and keep going when the venue Wi-Fi doesn't, because the night can't stop.

AI moderation with a human override. Every guest photo and shoutout is screened by our AI vision system before it reaches the TV, and the DJ can reverse any call in one tap.

Case study →Visit joinvyve.io ↗

joinvyve.io

Do you need an app?

Sometimes the answer is a better website.

An app earns its place when people use it often: booking again, checking in, tracking an order, getting a notification that matters. If your customers visit once a season, a fast mobile site will serve them better and cost far less, and we'll tell you that before you spend a dollar.

When an app is the right call, it should do something a website can't: sit on the lock screen during the moment it matters, work with the camera, send the one notification someone actually wants. That's how Cue's run of show works: the next moment of a wedding is on the DJ's lock screen, Dynamic Island and watch.

We're a Myrtle Beach app developer building for businesses on the Grand Strand and across the country.

Questions

Straight answers.

How much does an app cost?

Apps start at $15,000, and the final number depends on what the app does and whether it needs to be native on both platforms. After a short call you get a written plan with stages and a price for each, so you can launch the core first.

iPhone, Android or both?

Usually both. Whether that means two native apps or one shared codebase depends on what the app has to do. We'll recommend one and explain why.

Do you handle App Store submission?

Yes: TestFlight betas, store listings, privacy details and responding to review.

Can the app work with our website and existing data?

Yes. The app, the website and any admin tools share one backend, so a change in one shows up everywhere.

Start a project

Got an app idea? Let's pressure-test it.

A website, a booking system, an app, or the thing you've been running out of a spreadsheet for three years. A few lines is plenty.

01The person who'll build it writes back

02A planning call, then a written plan with the price and the date

03A preview on your phone while it's being built

04Launch night handled: redirects, email, Google

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