Web & Mobile Development

Products people actually finish using

Fast, accessible, search-ready web and mobile applications — customer portals, internal tools, native apps, public products — built to be handed over, with AI inside only where it earns its place.

  • Web apps & portals
  • iOS & Android
  • Performance & SEO
  • Accessibility built in
NeuNov Web & Mobile Development — custom web and mobile applications

The state of most builds

“An agency built it and now nobody can change it.”

No documentation, no tests, no deployment process anyone still understands. Every small change becomes a quote and a two-week wait.

“Our site is slow and we’re losing search traffic for it.”

Page speed and Core Web Vitals are ranking inputs, and a heavy build quietly bleeds both traffic and conversions. Fixing it later costs more than building it right.

“Our internal tool is twelve spreadsheets in a trench coat.”

It works, right up until two people edit at once, or someone new needs to be trained, or you need to know who changed what and when.

“It demoed fine and fell apart on real devices.”

Older phones, screen readers, patchy connections, small screens. Real conditions are where accessibility and performance stop being checkboxes and start being revenue.

What we build

Design and engineering under one roof, shipped in short cycles you can see — with the repository, the pipeline and the documentation handed to you at the end.

Web applications & portals

Customer portals, booking and scheduling systems, member areas and dashboards — with authentication, roles, payments and integrations into the systems you already run.

Mobile applications

Cross-platform apps from a single codebase where that is the right trade-off, and fully native iOS or Android where the experience or the hardware demands it — including offline-capable field apps.

Marketing sites built for search

Fast, statically rendered sites with clean semantics, structured data, sensible metadata and analytics wired up — sites that get found, not just sites that look good in a mockup.

Internal tools & admin panels

The unglamorous software that replaces a shared spreadsheet: proper permissions, validation, an audit trail, and an interface your team can be trained on in an afternoon.

AI features in-product

Semantic search, summarisation, drafting and in-app assistants — added where they measurably shorten a task, and left out where they would just be a badge on the marketing page.

Performance, accessibility & SEO

Core Web Vitals budgets, WCAG-conscious markup, keyboard and screen-reader support, semantic HTML and structured data — engineered in from the first commit, not audited in at the end.

Deliverables

What you actually get

A deployed product and everything a future developer needs to keep working on it — including one who has never met us.

Scope this with us
  • A deployed application on infrastructure you control
  • The source repository with CI/CD and a staging environment
  • A component library and design system for consistent future work
  • Measured performance and accessibility baselines at launch
  • Analytics, structured data and search essentials configured
  • Documentation, a team walkthrough and full code and IP handover

From first call to handover

  1. 01

    Scope the smallest useful version

    We cut the wish list down to what actually has to exist for the product to be worth using. Everything else becomes a later phase — that is how a build stays fixed-scope and lands on time.

  2. 02

    Design the real screens

    Interface design against real content and real edge cases, not lorem ipsum in a happy path. You approve how it looks and behaves before we build it.

  3. 03

    Build in short cycles

    Working software on a staging URL you can click through as it develops, with a demo each cycle. No status reports standing in for progress you can’t see.

  4. 04

    Launch and hand over

    Production deployment with monitoring, analytics, performance and accessibility baselines recorded, documentation written, and a walkthrough for whoever maintains it next.

Web & Mobile Development in the real world

Some of the products this discipline covers — most engagements start as one of these:

Customer portals

Clients log in to see their orders, documents, invoices and status without emailing your team to ask.

Booking & scheduling

Availability, reminders, payments and rescheduling handled by the product instead of by phone tag.

Field & operations apps

Mobile apps for crews on site — capture photos, forms and signatures offline, sync when there is signal.

Marketplaces & directories

Multi-sided platforms with listings, search, messaging and payments, built to be indexed by search engines.

Marketing & content sites

Fast, structured, search-optimised sites your marketing team can update without filing a developer ticket.

Public data products

Interactive tools built on a live dataset — the kind of product that earns links, coverage and inbound interest.

AnalyseThisWC26 tournament overview — a live Next.js analytics product built by NeuNov

Two public products, live and self-running

AnalyseThisWC26 is a live analytics platform that refreshes itself after every match with nobody touching it — a Next.js front end over a serverless AWS backend, deployed with infrastructure as code. It is public, it is in production, and you can click through it right now. We build client products the same way.

Read the case study

Tools & platforms we build Web & Mobile Development on

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • React Native
  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS Amplify
  • S3 + CloudFront
  • GitHub Actions

Web & Mobile Development — questions we get asked

Do you do design as well as development?
Yes — interface design and engineering are the same engagement here. You are not managing a handoff between a design shop and a development shop, which is where scope, budget and accountability usually go missing.
Native app or cross-platform?
It depends on what the app does. Cross-platform is usually the right call for content, forms and workflow apps and it halves the maintenance surface. Native is worth it when you are leaning hard on the camera, sensors, background processing or platform-specific UI. We make the recommendation during scoping and explain the trade-off.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Often, yes. We start with a short review of the code, the dependencies and the deployment setup, then give you a straight assessment: worth continuing, worth partially rebuilding, or worth starting over — with the reasoning, so it is your call to make.
Will the site actually rank?
We build the technical foundation that ranking depends on: fast statically rendered pages, semantic markup, structured data, clean information architecture, correct canonical and metadata handling, and analytics from day one. Content and links are still yours to earn — but nothing in the build will be holding you back.
What does the timeline look like?
Every build is fixed-scope with the price agreed before work starts. A focused first version is deliberately small — we would rather ship something real and extend it than spend six months on a launch nobody has used yet.
What happens if we want changes after launch?
You own the repository and the pipeline, so any competent developer can pick it up — including your own. If you would prefer us to keep shipping improvements, the Automation Retainer covers ongoing work at a monthly cadence.

Most engagements touch more than one

A good automation usually needs clean data behind it and a decent interface in front of it. Here’s the rest of what we do.

Got a product that needs building — or rescuing?

A free 30-minute call, and you’ll leave with a straight answer on scope, approach and what it would take to ship it.

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