iOS and Android
Novatelia designs and builds mobile applications for iOS and Android when the work must leave the browser. React Native and Expo are the usual shared codebase. Native work is used when a device capability requires it. Sign-in, APIs, offline use, notifications, and store or enterprise distribution are specified per application. A listing in a public store is not assumed.
Definition
A mobile application is a client on a phone or tablet that uses the organization’s APIs. Distribution is either a public store release under the customer’s accounts, or an enterprise distribution method the customer’s device policy allows.
iOS
Sign in
Assigned work
Sync when online
Android
Sign in
Assigned work
Sync when online
Two device frames showing the same task list. They are not store screenshots.
Platforms
- iOS through the customer’s Apple developer account
- Android through the customer’s Google Play account
- React Native and Expo when one codebase can serve both
- Enterprise distribution when a public store is not the right channel
Product behavior
- API integration against the agreed services
- Authentication with the identity system already chosen
- Offline-first behavior only for the screens that must work without a network
- Push notifications through the platform services, with a purpose written in the design
- Secure local storage for the tokens and files the design allows on the device
Questions
Do you publish Novatelia apps in the App Store or Google Play?
No Novatelia-branded store listing is published from this page. Releases use the customer’s developer accounts and their review process.
Is every screen available offline?
No. Offline use is designed for the tasks that must survive a lost connection. Other screens wait for the network.
Which toolkit do you use?
React Native and Expo are the default shared approach. A native module is added only when the device feature needs it.
Related
Related reading
Describe the system
An RFQ saves a browser draft. It does not publish a price, a timeline, or a quotation reference.