Aptive
Aptive Assistant
A branded welcome and service scheduling, right on a customer’s phone.
Historical app screens from the AppsTango project portfolio.
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iOS development.
Put your most useful workflow on iPhone and iPad.
Bring the product or workflow question you need to solve first. We’ll use the call to identify a practical next step.
Build a focused first release or improve an existing iOS app. We connect the interface, backend, testing, and App Store submission around the job your customers need to do.
# project-workflow / Roots of Knowledge
Bring an existing experience to mobile.
Roots of Knowledge turned an existing web tour into an iOS and Android companion for visitors beside UVU’s stained-glass installation.
Our contribution
AppsTango adapted the existing virtual tour into iOS and Android apps for in-person visitors. The mobile clients use the Azure backend that already powered the web experience, bringing the tour’s content into a mobile format.
App screens from the Roots of Knowledge project. Select a screen to take a closer look.
# scope-and-delivery
Know what the work includes.
- A defined user journey and release scope
- Native iOS implementation and agreed integrations
- Testing on agreed devices and OS versions
- App Store submission in your developer account
- Source code, release notes, and a handoff runbook
Your written scope defines devices, integrations, acceptance checks, submission support, and post-launch coverage. Apple controls App Store review and approval timing.
A good fit when you have…
- A mobile product with a clear first user and task
- An existing app that needs a focused update
- A product that benefits from native Apple capabilities
Tools selected for the scope
- Swift
- SwiftUI
- UIKit
- Apple platform integrations
- Your existing API or a scoped backend
# before-you-start
The practical questions.
Can you update an app we already have?
Yes. We start with the current code, release process, and the feature you need. That review helps separate a targeted update from a larger rebuild.
Do you use SwiftUI or UIKit?
We choose around the product and its existing code. SwiftUI is a common starting point for new interfaces; UIKit remains useful for established apps and specific interactions.
Will you handle App Store submission?
We can include submission and reviewer feedback in the agreed scope. The release remains in your developer account, and Apple controls review timing and approval.
What determines the cost and schedule?
The number of user journeys, integrations, device requirements, and existing code all affect the work. A focused MVP can use a fixed-price scope; the consultation identifies what belongs in that first release.
# related-projects
Explore the work behind the workflow.
CareXM
Update the app people already depend on
Modernization and sign-in integration for MyTeleMed, CareXM’s mobile messaging app for care teams.
“AppsTango was able to help us have a quick turn around and get our app updated and add new features.”
# 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:
- The first task your app should make easier
- Your current API, designs, and Apple account
- A practical first release and its dependencies
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