Mobile apps your customers keep opening after they install them
We build iOS and Android apps, plus progressive web apps (PWAs), for end customers and for teams that work in the field. One codebase, published on the App Store and Google Play and connected to the systems you already use.

- Typical timeline
- 8–16 weeks
- Team
- Project lead, UX designer and 2 mobile developers
- Tech
- Capacitor, PWA, Supabase, Next.js
- You get
- Apps live on the App Store and Google Play
- Support
- 90 days included
If your app needs the camera, GPS, reliable push notifications and a listing on the App Store and Google Play, a hybrid app built with Capacitor is the right call: one codebase for iOS and Android with access to native features. If your customers only need to browse, order or book from their phone without downloading anything, a PWA ships faster and costs less. Fully native apps in Swift or Kotlin are worth it for games, real-time video or very specific hardware.
An app nobody uses costs more than having no app at all. Most abandoned apps fail for the same reasons: they were designed as a copy of the website, they ask you to sign up before showing anything useful or they load slowly on mobile data. So before we write code, we define the specific task the app will handle every week: reordering, booking, checking a balance, logging a visit or clocking in. If there's no repeated task, we'll tell you and recommend something else.
As a mobile app development company based in Torreón, Mexico, we build loyalty and ordering apps for restaurants, booking apps for clinics, field apps for sales reps and technicians (they work offline and sync when the connection comes back) and mobile portals for industrial distributors' customers. We use Capacitor to publish on iOS and Android from a single codebase, and Supabase or your own API for data, sign-in and real-time updates.
We handle the whole journey: screen design, development, developer accounts, Apple and Google review, analytics and notifications. We meet in person in Torreón, Gómez Palacio and Lerdo, and work remotely across Mexico, the US, Canada and Latin America. If your app needs an admin panel or complex business rules, we build it together with the custom software behind it, and if you just need a fast mobile presence, we start with a PWA.
Sound familiar?
Restaurants and chains with regulars
Pickup orders, a points program and promo alerts straight to the phone, without paying a third-party platform a commission on every order.
Clinics, practices and salons
Appointments, reminders, basic patient info and prepayments in an app with your brand, connected to your calendar.
Sales reps and field technicians
Order taking, service orders with photos and signatures, GPS-logged visits and offline work.
Companies taking their system mobile
Your ERP, CRM or internal system already works on desktop; we give it a lightweight app for the tasks done on your feet or away from the office.
What we deliver
iOS and Android app
One Capacitor codebase, published on the App Store and Google Play under your company's developer account.
PWA version
The same app, installable from the browser, ideal for customers who don't want to download anything or for internal use.
Web admin panel
Manage users, content, orders, promotions and notifications without depending on us for every change.
Segmented push notifications
Alerts by group, location or behavior: appointment reminders, order ready, points about to expire.
Secure sign-in
Email, phone with a one-time code, Google or Apple, with data protected by per-user access rules in the database.
Usage analytics
Installs, active users, top screens and purchase funnels so you know what to improve in the next release.
How we build it
- 01
Discovery
We define the app's main task, the user types, the minimum screens and how it connects to your current systems.
Week 1 - 02
Clickable prototype
We design the screens as a prototype you can try on your own phone before any coding.
Weeks 2–3 - 03
Development in sprints
Every two weeks you get an installable test build (TestFlight on iPhone, internal testing on Android) to validate as we go.
Weeks 3–12 - 04
App store launch
We prepare listings, screenshots and privacy policies, and handle Apple's and Google's review feedback.
Weeks 12–14 - 05
Launch and improvement
We track real usage, fix bugs and plan the next release with the data from the first 30 days.
90 days
Which option fits you?
| Native app (Swift / Kotlin) | PWA only | With Mercado Monkey (Capacitor + PWA) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Codebases | Two: one for iOS, one for Android | One, web only | One for iOS, Android and web |
| App Store and Google Play listing | Yes | No, installed from the browser | Yes, plus a PWA version |
| Camera, GPS and notifications | Full access | Partial, limited on iPhone | Full access via native plugins |
| Development time | Longest | Shortest | In between: 8–16 weeks |
| Maintenance | High: two teams | Low | Low: one team, one codebase |
| Best for | Games, real-time video, special hardware | Catalogs, ordering and simple internal use | Most business apps |
What we work with
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Mobile app development near you
Based in La Laguna, Mexico? See Mobile app development in Torreón.
