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Android development.

Give your customers a clear path from opening the app to getting things done.

Bring the product or workflow question you need to solve first. We’ll use the call to identify a practical next step.

Native Android apps for customer service, field work, and everyday product use. We scope the core workflow, connect your systems, and prepare a release for the devices your audience uses.

# project-workflow / Aptive Assistant

Make the next service visit easier to arrange.

Aptive’s broader engagement included consumer iOS and Android apps. These historical Aptive Assistant screens show the customer workflow: getting started and choosing a service time.

Our contribution

AppsTango’s broader Aptive engagement included consumer iOS and Android apps alongside field-sales tools and dashboards. Aptive Assistant is the customer-facing project featured here, with historical screens from our portfolio.

Explore the Aptive Assistant project
A familiar welcome
Choose a service time

Historical app screens from the AppsTango project portfolio. Select a screen to take a closer look.

Aptive Assistant · A familiar welcome

Complete historical Aptive Assistant welcome screen

Historical app screens from the AppsTango project portfolio.

# scope-and-delivery

Know what the work includes.

  • A defined Android workflow and device support list
  • Native app implementation and agreed integrations
  • Testing across agreed screen sizes and OS versions
  • Play Console testing and release preparation
  • Source code, release notes, and a handoff runbook

Tablet, foldable, offline, and background behavior are scoped explicitly. Google controls Play review; your release plan includes the agreed testing and rollout steps.

A good fit when you have…

  • Customers or field teams who use Android devices
  • A service workflow that belongs on a phone
  • An existing Android product that needs a focused update

Tools selected for the scope

  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Coroutines
  • Room
  • WorkManager
  • Your existing API or a scoped backend

# before-you-start

The practical questions.

Can you support phones, tablets, and foldables?

Yes, when included in scope. We agree device and screen-size coverage before design and testing, so the release criteria are clear.

Can the app work with our current backend?

We review your APIs, authentication, and data access before recommending changes. A new mobile app does not automatically require replacing the systems you already use.

Do you support offline use?

We can scope local storage, synchronization, and conflict handling for the actions users need offline. Those decisions depend on the data and the consequences of a delayed update.

Who owns the Google Play account and code?

Your app is released through your Play Console account. Source code and handoff documentation are delivered as defined in the signed scope.

# related-projects

Explore the work behind the workflow.

Utah Valley University

Roots of Knowledge

A mobile companion that brings the details of UVU’s stained-glass artwork closer.

Complete UVU Roots of Knowledge app launch screen
Start the discovery
Complete Roots of Knowledge stained-glass exploration screen with app navigation
Explore the details

App screens from the Roots of Knowledge project.

Read the project

Aptive Environmental

Sales software built around the work at the door

An ongoing engineering partnership behind Aptive’s sales and knocking applications, with field workflows and reporting for the people running the business.

“Russ delivered 5 exceptional summers of technology excellence at Aptive. He was the architect of our software and built our highly successful sales and knocking applications.”
Vess Pearson · CEO, Aptive Environmental
Read the project

# your-next-step

Know what to build first.

A free 30-minute conversation about your scope, budget, and next step. A fixed-price proposal follows confirmed scope.

For this conversation, we’ll cover:

  1. The task and devices your users rely on
  2. Offline needs, integrations, and existing app code
  3. The smallest useful release and rollout plan
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