App Developer that Turns Your Expertise into a Mobile Business

You provide the expertise. We provide the strategy, technology, and thinking to turn that expertise into a business mobile app.

Irrespective of whether your idea is just a sketch on a piece of paper or you have already modeled a detailed business, our team is able to take your idea from concept to actual mobile app development, testing, launching, and supporting your business to grow.

Because, at Stratwit, we combine experienced development resources with a highly competitive delivery model, you do not need an enterprise-sized technology budget to develop a serious application.

Have a mobile app idea? Talk to us first before you spend a dollar on development.

Can users make a payment in the app?

Can the app generate revenue from subscriptions?

Can businesses advertise, place listings, participate, or access premium services in the app?

Can the app provide automation for a business process?

Can the app provide a new revenue stream for the business?

What goes in Version 1 and what goes in later stages?

With this consulting-first approach, we aim to help our clients avoid wasting resources on features that users may not need.

Our goal isn’t to deliver a mobile app to our clients. Our goal is to help our clients create a digital product with clear goals and a path towards designing a successful business.

Stratwit reimagines how you make your ideas available to customers in new ways like a mobile application.

Instead of having you look into programming and how to build an application on your own, we are interested in the core of your business idea expressed in simple terms.

Tell us what goals you want your mobile application to achieve. Show us your idea and we will be the technological gurus to make it happen.

This can mean coming up with a marketplace, creating a membership site, a booking application, building an application with a subscription service, developing a customer site, building a community, building a business application, building an education application, developing an app to sell online, or any other innovative idea.

Depending on your specific needs, your mobile application will have the ability to:

• Support user registration and login.
• Present customer dashboards and admin dashboards.
• Manage subscriptions and memberships.
• Accept online payments.
• Build a marketplace to buy and/or sell products and/or services.
• Create a booking application to schedule appointments.
• Integrate maps with GPS and routing functionality.
• Build a system to track and manage notifications and alerts.
• Create a system to send messages.
• Build a system to upload and manage documents and photos.
• Create a system to manage ratings and reviews.
• Build a system to manage calendars and events.
• Build community and social functionality.
• Build an e-commerce application.
• Integrate a CRM.
• Integrate an ERP.
• Integrate Third-Party APIs.
• Integrate reporting and analytics systems.
• Create an administrative control panel.
• Integrate artificial intelligence and automate processes.
• Integrate business workflow automation.

Depending on your idea and audience, your mobile app could potentially have some of the following monetization strategies:

Subscriptions

Charge customers a monthly or annual access fee to your app, content, services, or premium features.

Marketplace Transactions

Connect buyers and sellers. Make your revenue through commissions or per transaction fees.

Memberships

Create free and paid levels of memberships. Provide additional services and functionality to the paid membership level.

Service Bookings

Provide an easy way for customers to find, schedule, and pay for services offered in your app.

Business Listings

Provide your business clients with paid listings, enhanced profiles, promoted listings, or promotional opportunities in your app.

Advertising and Sponsorships

Create advertising opportunities in your app with a targeted and valuable audience.

E-Commerce

Offer the sale of products and services as well as digital and physical good offers.

Lead Generation

Connect customers with businesses and sell a lead or a referral.

Freemium Models

Develop useful and free app features to attract an audience. Build a larger user base through app upgrades that offer premium features with paid access.

The most common reasons for app startup failures is a flawed plan to build everything on the first version. Instead, most successful app startups focused on the most valuable functionality to build the first app version or Minimum Viable Product.

This can help you reduce time to market, adjust investment amounts, collect user feedback, and improve upcoming development decisions.

At the initial stage, your mobile app can be developed in the following phases based on customer behavior, market reaction, and business importance.

Instead of heavily funding assumptions, you can pay for each phase based on market evidence.

If required, we can develop supporting web-based administrative systems for your team to manage customers, transactions, content, reports, subscriptions, and other app’s functionality from a single platform.

What you get is not just a mobile app, it can be the foundation of your complete technology system.

Depending on how integrated they are, your app may be able to connect with:

CRM systems, ERP platforms, payment gateways, accounting systems, mapping services, email systems, communication systems, databases, analytics tools, and cloud services.

This means information entered through the mobile app can become part of a larger automated business process rather than creating additional manual work for your employees.

Stratwit's experience with AI, CRM, automation, ERP, and cloud systems enables us to look beyond just the mobile application and consider how the other areas of the business impacted by the application can work together.

You could be:

A new business idea creator (an entrepreneur) or an established business that wants to provide a service through technology.

A problem detector (an industry specialist) or an existing business wanting a new stream of predictable income.

Someone who has the idea and wants to provide a service to customers through a mobile application.

Or you might be thinking:

"I know this will work, but I don't know how to do it."

This is where Stratwit comes in.

We will build a strategic roadmap to take the app from idea to launch. We will develop a practical plan to prioritize the most critical functions, remove and eliminate unnecessary functions, and delay functions that can be moved to a later development phase. We will identify the essential functions and features of the application. Books don't incite thinking small. It is about working with your budget.

Let us show you how your mobile application idea can come to life!

• We go beyond the surface and understand the underlying reason and objective of your application behind the business.
• We help structure your vision.
• We build according to your needs.
• We care about the long-term viability of your application.
• We care about how the application connects with the rest of your business.
• We help you identify ways to monetize your application.

And we offer highly competitive development solutions to custom mobile application development.

You don’t need to be a coder.

The right app developer and technology consultant needs to understand your vision and be able to articulate your experience in technology by challenging and facilitating assumptions and by listening.

These are the values of Stratwit.

3. How long does it take to develop a mobile app?

Mobile app development timelines vary depending on the scope and complexity of the project. A focused first version can generally be developed faster than an application containing advanced integrations, multiple user roles, payments, marketplaces, automation, or administrative systems. Stratwit creates a development roadmap based on the requirements of each project.

4. What is the difference between native and cross-platform app development?

Native apps are developed specifically for an operating system such as iOS or Android, while cross-platform development uses technologies that can support multiple platforms from a shared development approach. The appropriate option depends on the application's functionality, performance requirements, budget, integrations, and long-term objectives.

5. Can a mobile app integrate with my existing business systems?

Yes. A mobile application can often be connected with existing CRM systems, ERP platforms, payment gateways, databases, accounting systems, mapping services, analytics tools, APIs, and other business technology. Stratwit evaluates the existing systems and determines how the application can become part of a broader business workflow.