Mobile Apps
Build a mobile app when the use justifies one.
A mobile app makes sense when your users work on the move, need notifications or order regularly from their phone. Otherwise a web application is often enough, and we'll tell you so.
Three uses that call for an installed app.
Fieldwork
Your teams record information away from the office, sometimes on a weak connection.
Notifications
Your customers or teams need to be alerted at the right moment, without opening a browser.
Repeat ordering
Your customers order often, and an installed app saves them looking for your site every time.
Your teams record information away from the office, sometimes on a weak connection.
Your customers or teams need to be alerted at the right moment, without opening a browser.
Your customers order often, and an installed app saves them looking for your site every time.
A web application is often enough.
A web application opens in the phone's browser, without going through the app stores, and one version serves every device. It suits occasional use or use that mostly happens at the office. So we compare both options with you before choosing.
What we look at with you.
Before building, we look with you at your users' devices, the quality of their connection and how the data needs to sync with your systems. Offline use, for example, is decided at this stage, because it changes how the app is designed.
Publishing on the App Store and Google Play follows each store's own rules and review times. We build them into the schedule from the start.
One codebase for iOS and Android.
We build cross-platform with React Native, so iOS and Android are served from a single codebase. The app then connects to your systems, for example your catalogue, your stock or a payment gateway.
An app we have delivered.
Chorouk Market
Grocery retail
- Challenge
- Letting a Tangier supermarket's customers order from their phone.
- What Claro built
- An online ordering app for iOS and Android, published by Claro on both stores.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does mobile app development cost in Morocco?
The investment depends on the number of screens, the back office needed to manage the app and the connections to your systems, such as payment or stock. Publishing on both stores and offline use also count. We set the amount once the use and scope are defined with you.
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform serves iOS and Android from one codebase, which simplifies development and maintenance. Native is worth it when the app relies heavily on phone-specific features. We make that choice with you based on the intended use.
How long does it take to publish an app?
It depends on the number of screens and the connections to your systems, then on each store's review, which may ask for changes. We give you a schedule that includes this step once the scope is set.
Can the app take online payments?
Yes, through a payment gateway. We've already integrated one for a client, and the choice of provider depends on your bank and your transaction volumes.
Do you provide maintenance after launch?
Yes, because iOS and Android change every year, and an app has to keep up with those updates to stay available in the stores. Support runs within a maintenance scope agreed with you.
Let's discuss your priorities
Let's look at your mobile use.
Tell us about your users, what they need to do from their phone and the systems the app has to connect to. We'll tell you whether a mobile app is justified or whether a web application will do.
- The call lasts thirty minutes, by video.
- You speak directly with a Claro expert.
- Afterwards, we email you the next step we recommend.