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Authentication and role-based access carried through from the underlying system, not bolted on.
Mobile App Development
Mobile App Development Company in South Africa
Most mobile apps we build aren't standalone products — they're the mobile layer of a web platform or business system already in place: a customer app tied to your portal, or a field app your team uses on-site that feeds the same data everyone else works from. As a mobile app development company in Johannesburg, we build Android and iOS apps for businesses across South Africa.
What we build
- Customer apps. A mobile companion to a website or portal — bookings, status, account access.
- Field & operations apps. Tools for staff on-site or on the road — jobs, checklists, capture, status updates.
- Cross-platform builds. iOS and Android from a single codebase where that's the right fit, native where it isn't.
- Connected, not standalone. The app reads and writes to the same system your team and website already use — no separate data set to reconcile.
Where it usually starts
- Field staff filling in paper forms or WhatsApp updates that never reach the system
- Customers asking for a way to check status or book without calling
- A web platform that now needs a simpler, faster mobile entry point
One source of truth
The app talks to the same data as your website and back office — nothing captured twice.
Supported after launch
Updates, store releases and fixes handled as part of an ongoing relationship, not a one-off build.
App development FAQ
Questions about building a business app.
At Auris Nexus, mobile applications are built as custom platforms, starting from R50,000. The final price depends on the screens and features, the number of user roles, whether the app works offline, and which systems it connects to. Apple and Google also charge their own developer account fees for publishing to the app stores. See pricing for what each level includes.
Yes. Where it fits, we build iOS and Android from a single cross-platform codebase, which keeps cost and maintenance down. Where an app needs deeper device features, we build natively.
Not every business needs an app. If customers only need information and a way to contact you, a fast mobile-friendly website is usually enough. An app makes sense when people use it often, need to log in, work in the field or capture data on the go. We will tell you honestly which one solves the problem. Our guide to mobile app development in South Africa covers the decision in depth.
Yes. The apps we build read and write to the same system your team and website already use, with authentication and role-based access carried through, so nothing is captured twice.
Yes. Updates, app store releases and fixes are handled as part of an ongoing relationship, not a one-off build.
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Let's talk about the business problem
Does your team need an app, or a system that happens to have one?
Tell us who'd be using it and what they need to do on the go. We'll tell you honestly whether an app is the right answer.