Services
App development: designed, built, launched and run for every screen
We design, build, launch and run native apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Android phones and tablets, foldables and the web. We do it for our own apps first: Metro X, My Permit Pass, UVUV and Toree.
In short
- Every screen on purpose: iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Android phones and tablets, foldables, and a web app, each with its own layout.
- Store launch included: App Store and Google Play listings, submission, review, and every update after.
- App add-on: +$990/mo, or +$790/mo with Growth or Scale. 12-month minimum; the app is yours after 24 months.
- Run by the same team as your website and ads, so installs and sign-ups are tracked like any other sale.
What we build
- iPhone and Android phones: native apps with sign-in, payments and subscriptions, notifications, and offline use where it matters.
- iPad and Android tablets: real tablet layouts with more on screen, not a stretched phone app.
- Foldables: layouts that adapt when the screen opens and closes.
- Apple Watch and widgets: the one thing people want at a glance, on the wrist, home screen and lock screen.
- Web app: the same product in a browser, sharing the account and data.
From idea to the store
- Plan: what the app must do on day one, and what can wait.
- Design: every screen size, in your brand.
- Build and test: on real devices, with a test group before launch.
- Launch: store listings, screenshots for every device, privacy details, submission and review.
- Run: updates for new OS versions, fixes, and the next feature, every month.
What we've built and still run
- Metro X: metronome, tuner, sheet music and accompaniment on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Android and the web, in 15 languages, with hands-free voice control.
- My Permit Pass: US permit test prep on web, iOS and Android, in 5 languages, with layouts for tablets and foldables.
- UVUV: kids' sun safety with Soli, on iPhone and Android, with widgets and an Apple Watch app.
- Toree: scheduling and payments for private teachers and families, on phones and tablets.
Why the same team runs your app, site and ads
An app nobody finds is the same problem as a website nobody visits. We run the store listing, the website that sends people to it, and the ads that bring them in, and we track installs and sign-ups through to sales. Why a website alone doesn't bring customers.
Pricing
- App add-on: +$990/mo with Site, or +$790/mo with Growth or Scale. 12-month minimum.
- Bigger builds (platforms, marketplaces, logged-in portals): quoted up front, and paid monthly over 24 months.
- No build fee, no setup fee, no cut of ad spend. You pay Google and Meta directly.
- 6-month minimum, then month to month.
- Yours from day one: domain, ad accounts, content, and customer data.
- Yours after 24 months: the site's code and design, free. Or buy out sooner: 10× your monthly fee in year one, 5× in year two.
Two free ways to start
- Free growth check: a 5–10 minute video review of your site and ads within 48 hours. No call, free to keep.
- Free website score: paste your URL for a 100-point score across Google, AI search, tracking, and conversion, and how many points you could gain.
Other services
- Strategy & brand
- Websites & apps
- Google & Meta ads
- Conversion optimization
- SEO & GEO (AI search)
- Care & maintenance
Common questions
Which devices do you build apps for?
iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Android phones and tablets, foldables, and the web. Each gets its own layout instead of a stretched phone screen.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes. Store listings, screenshots for every device, privacy details, submission, review and every update after. Our review guide lists what usually gets apps stuck.
How much does an app cost with Nabee?
The app add-on is +$990/mo with Site, or +$790/mo with Growth or Scale, with a 12-month minimum. Bigger builds are quoted up front and paid monthly over 24 months.
Who owns the app?
The app transfers to you after 24 months on a plan. Your content and customer data are yours from day one.
Do I need an app or just a website?
Most businesses need the website first. An app makes sense when notifications, offline use, device features or daily habits matter. See app vs website.