AI mobile apps for iPhone and Android, from one codebase.
Voice notes, camera, documents and offline use, with AI that drafts and checks while a person stays in charge. Both stores from one codebase, with the code and the store accounts in your name.
Not the right team for games or apps built around heavy 3D graphics. If your users work at a desk, see AI web apps.
- Pilot
- From US$2,400
- Both stores
- From US$14,400
- Built with
- Expo · Capacitor
Pressure 8.6 bar is above the 8.0 limit on the test sheet. Crew note: gauge re-read twice.
Six mobile apps we know how to ship.
Each one links to a use case or a client build, with how it works, a price range and a timeline. Most apps combine two or three.
Offline field apps
Checklists, photos and signatures saved on the phone without signal, and synced when it reconnects.
Use case: offline field inspection app →Voice notes into records
A crew member speaks after the job, and the app drafts the job sheet or invoice for them to check.
Use case: invoices from voice notes →Clinical apps
A visit note drafted while the clinician talks, reviewed and signed before it is saved.
Use case: AI scribe →Sign-off on the phone
Supervisors approve records on site, with a trail of who signed what and when.
Use case: completions tracking →Camera and document capture
Photos of forms and labels read into fields, with anything uncertain sent to a person.
Use case: document extraction →A companion to your web app
Your web app on iPhone and Android from the same code, as we did for Parallel Completions.
Proof: Parallel Completions →Two apps built for the phone.
Parallel Completions' field teams work on iPhone and Android, and Tibra Health's clinical app is on its way to the stores.
- 01Blueprint
- 02Build
- 03Live
- 01Blueprint
- 02Build
- 03Live
Illustrations of the two builds · sample data
A mobile app, one priced step at a time.
Each step has its own price and its own result, so you can stop after any of them and keep what you paid for.
Scoping call
30 minutes on the problem, the users and where they work.
- Time
- 30 minutes
- Price
- Free
- Ends with
- A written next step
AI blueprint
Requirements, a clickable prototype you can open on a phone, the architecture and a fixed estimate.
- Time
- 1 to 2 weeks
- Price
- US$1,800 fixed
- Ends with
- A plan you own, whoever builds it
Pilot
One AI feature or one workflow on your own data, tested by a small group of users on their phones.
- Time
- 4 to 6 weeks
- Price
- From US$2,400
- Ends with
- A go or stop on version 1
Version 1
The app released to iPhone and Android through the App Store and Google Play.
- Time
- 5 to 6 weeks a phase
- Price
- From US$14,400 both stores
- Ends with
- A live app in both stores
Run and grow
App updates, store releases, fixes, and security and model updates.
- Time
- Monthly
- Price
- From US$599 a month
- Ends with
- A report every month
In US dollars · monthly plans on the pricing page
Boring choices, on purpose.
One codebase for both phones where it fits, and native code only where the device demands it.
Expo and React Native
For a new app: one codebase for iPhone and Android, with small fixes shipped without waiting for a store review.
Some device features need a native module.
Capacitor
When a web app already exists, the same code ships to both stores as a companion app, as it did for Parallel Completions.
Heavy camera or offline work may need native code.
Native code where the device demands it
Swift or Kotlin only for the parts that need it, such as a custom camera or background work.
A second skill set to keep up.
Saved on the phone, then synced
Records, photos and signatures are kept on the phone first and synced when the signal comes back.
Clashing edits need clear rules, agreed up front.
A main model and a backup
Each feature uses the model that does its job best, and the app says when the backup answered.
Two providers to watch for price and policy changes.
Your store accounts
The App Store and Google Play listings sit in your name from the first release.
Apple's yearly developer fee and each store review are yours to keep up.
Where the AI goes in a mobile app.
Usually one of these, added where a person on the move loses the most time. Each links to a use case you can price.
Voice
Speak after the job and get a drafted record, invoice or note to check.
Voice-note invoices →Camera reading
Photos of forms and labels become fields, with doubtful ones sent to a person.
Document extraction →Checks as you go
Missing photos, out-of-range readings and skipped steps flagged before the crew leaves site.
Field inspections →Search with sources
Ask a question on site and get the answer with the document it came from.
Company search →Drafts a person signs
A visit note or report drafted on the phone, never saved until it is reviewed.
AI scribe →Safe on the phone, in your region on the server.
Phones get lost and signal drops. The app is built for both from the first phase, not after launch.
- On the phone
- Records stay on the phone only until they sync, behind the app's sign-in.
- Where it lives
- In the region your rules require. The clinical platform we run keeps its data in the EU.
- Consent
- Recording starts only after the person agrees, with the consent saved to the record.
- Sign-offs
- Every approval records who signed what and when, on the phone and the web.
- Reviews done
- An ISO 27001 and GDPR review for Parallel Completions, and a security brief for Tibra Health's clinical AI app.
What people ask first.
Short answers here. The scoping call gets you the long ones for your app.
What does an AI mobile app cost?
A pilot of one AI feature starts from US$2,400, and version 1 in both stores from US$14,400. The AI blueprint (US$1,800) ends with a fixed quote, so you know the full price before the build starts.
iPhone, Android or both?
Usually both, from one codebase. If your users are all on one platform, we can start there and add the other later from the same code.
Does it work without signal?
Yes, when it needs to. Forms and files are saved on the phone before the crew goes out, and records sync when signal returns. Simple checks run on the phone, fuller ones when the record syncs.
Who puts it in the stores?
We handle the submissions and store reviews, from store accounts in your name, so the listings stay yours.
We already have a web app. Do we start again?
No. With Capacitor the same code becomes the phone app, as it did for Parallel Completions.
What happens after launch?
Support from US$599 a month, or a monthly team from US$4,799 for features, fixes, store releases, security and model updates. Either way you get a report every month.
Get this scopedin 30 minutes.
Bring the problem and, if you have them, the forms or screens your team uses today. You leave with a written next step and a price range.
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