Your app, built by a team that only builds apps.
Describe your idea the way you’d tell a friend. The team turns it into a real app for iPhone and Android, or a web app: tabs at the bottom, big tap targets, data that stays put and not a single dummy button.
The Da Gennaro pizzeria app · demo with sample data
- Understand
- Style
- Build
- Test
- Review
- Ready
“Every app has one thing people do over and over: here it’s booking a table. We start there and build the rest around it.”
Write it the way you’d say it.
Real requests, unusual ones included. Tap one and the team starts from there.
If you run a business.
The restaurant, the salon, the gym, the B&B: an app for your customers, with your name and your colours.
If you have an idea.
A start-up, a side project, a club or charity: from two lines of description to an app people actually use.
If you work on the move.
Engineers, sales reps, volunteers: an app you can use one-handed, on site, even with a weak signal.
How your app comes together
- 1
You describe the idea
Two lines are enough. The team asks a few questions that matter (who uses it, what they do most, whether you need accounts or payments) and skips the ones that don’t.
- 2
The architect finds the main journey
Every app has one thing people do again and again: book, order, collect a stamp. The team starts from a case it has already studied and adapts it, word for word, to your idea.
- 3
Designers, developers and tester get to work
Your colours and typefaces, every screen written one by one, the app opened and tested at each step: every mistake goes back to whoever made it until it works.
- 4
You try it on your phone
You watch it take shape in the preview, then install it on your phone. To change something, you just tell the team.
What you get
An app that feels like an app
A tab bar at the bottom, large titles, list rows, bottom sheets, haptics in the right places. Not a website squeezed into a box.
No dummy buttons
Every tab, row and button does something: what you add on one screen shows up on the others.
Every state thought through
Loading, empty with the right action to take, error: no blank screens and no “Lorem ipsum”.
Ready for the stores
Accounts only where they’re needed, account deletion, in-app privacy details, physical goods paid outside in-app purchases: Apple and Google’s rules already followed.
The code is yours
React and Capacitor, on your computer or in your browser. Take it wherever you like.
It grows as you write
“Add reviews”, “put in a WhatsApp button”: the team works out which files to touch and changes them.
The rules the team works by
This team does one thing only. It follows these rules on every project, before your requests even come in.
- One guiding sentence: who opens the app, how often, and to do what.
- Three to five tabs at the bottom, never a hamburger menu.
- The main action in the lower half of the screen, under your thumb.
- Permissions asked for only at the right moment (the camera when you tap “Scan”).
- Local details done properly: dates, times and prices written the way your users write them, WhatsApp as a contact channel.
- An unusual idea is read as a familiar case plus your own twist.
68 kinds of app already studied.
For each one the team already knows what’s needed: screens, data, statuses, professional details and mistakes to avoid. Yours isn’t listed? It starts from the closest one and adapts.
- Beach club bookings
- Bike, equipment and vehicle hire
- Car wash bookings
- Church or community group app
- City and travel guide
- Class bookings with memberships
- Client portal for a professional practice
- Community and forum
- Conference or festival programme
- Cookery class and workshop bookings
- CRM for field sales
- Customer support and tickets
- Dating or swipe-to-match app
- Delivery and parcel tracking
- Dog and cat care
- Driving school app (theory test)
- Estate agency listings
- Events and QR tickets
- Expense claims
- Farm field records
- Farm stay app
- Field service jobs
- Food and grocery delivery
- Food co-op and local produce orders
- Fundraising for a cause
- Garage and tyre centre app
- Guest concierge for hotels and B&Bs
- Gym app with training plans
- Habit tracker
- Health diary
- Library app
- Lift sharing and carpooling
- Local high street shops
- Local news and magazine
- Loyalty stamp card
- Marketplace for individuals or professionals
- Museum audio guide
- Nursery diary for parents
- Online courses and training
- Online shop app
- Order at table and takeaway
- Personal spending and budget
- Personal trainer or coach app
- Pharmacy app (reserve and collect)
- Polls and voting
- Product catalogue with quote requests
- Quiz game
- Recipe book
- Residents' app for a block of flats
- Restaurant app with menu and offers
- Restaurant table bookings
- Salon and studio bookings
- School–parent communication
- Shared lists and shopping list
- Shift and job finder
- Sports centre court bookings
- Sports club and team
- Staff app
- Stock and inventory scanner
- Surgery or dental practice bookings
- Tasting notes and collection log
- Time clock and attendance
- Town visitor app
- Village fete or food festival app
- Volunteer rota
- Wedding app for guests
- Workout log
- Youth club, holiday club and scouts
In plain terms.
It doesn’t publish to the stores for you
The app is ready for the App Store and Google Play, but the developer account and the publishing are yours (we guide you step by step).
The main journey comes first
The team nails the heart of the app; everything else follows, one request at a time. No “everything at once”.
You choose the AI
You choose the AI: a free model that runs on your own computer (in the browser or with Ollama), or your own API key (OpenRouter, Anthropic, OpenAI…).
Plannify App: questions, answered.
Yes. The team builds it with React and Capacitor, the same approach behind plenty of apps in the stores. You try it in the preview, then on your own phone.
The team reads it as a case it already knows plus your twist: a “Tinder for wine” is a deck of cards to swipe plus a collection. Then it asks you the questions that matter.
No. Write what you want, answer a few questions, and to change something just write it as you would to a person.
Yes. The team starts from cases it has already studied, uses proven building blocks and checks every file: if a small model gets something wrong, the mistake goes back until it works.
Building is free, with the AI of your choice. Paid services (putting it online with Plannify, for example) are shown inside the app, only when you need them.
Your app, Start tonight.
Free. Works even with a small model on your own computer.
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