Web & Mobile Development
Most of your users are on a mid-range Android phone with an unreliable connection, and most web applications are built and tested on neither. We build web and mobile products that are quick on real devices, work when the network drops, meet accessibility requirements properly, and are structured so the next developer can find their way around. AI features get built into the product, not bolted onto the side as a widget.
How we work on this
- Product build — from design through to launch
- Modernisation — rebuilding what has become too slow or too fragile to extend
- AI feature integration — adding assistants and generation to an existing product
- Team augmentation — our engineers inside your team
Our Capabilities
Comprehensive Web & Mobile capabilities backed by deep expertise and proven methodologies.
Technologies We Use
We leverage industry-leading tools and frameworks to build robust, scalable solutions.
What we would tell you in the first meeting
Test on the cheapest phone your customers use, on a throttled connection, before launch rather than after. It changes design decisions in a way no amount of discussion about performance budgets ever does.
Web & Mobile — Frequently Asked Questions
What technologies does Glomax use for web and mobile development?+
For web we use React 18+/Next.js (App Router), TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Node.js/Go backends. For mobile we build React Native (cross-platform) and native Swift/Kotlin apps depending on performance requirements. All apps are API-first and integrate with REST, GraphQL, or gRPC services.
Does Glomax build native or cross-platform mobile applications?+
Both. React Native is our default for 95%+ feature parity with ~60% cost savings over dual native builds. For apps that require advanced camera, sensor, or AR features we build native iOS (Swift/SwiftUI) and Android (Kotlin/Jetpack Compose). We always benchmark performance before recommending an approach.
Can Glomax redesign and modernise our existing web application?+
Yes. Our modernisation process starts with a UX audit and technical debt assessment, followed by incremental migration using a strangler-fig pattern — replacing legacy modules one by one while the old system stays live. This avoids the risk of big-bang rewrites.
What is the typical timeline for a web or mobile product launch?+
An MVP with core features takes 8–14 weeks from design sign-off. A full-featured enterprise portal or consumer app with complex integrations takes 4–8 months. We ship weekly to a staging environment so you see and test real progress every sprint.
Products built on this work
Software we run in production, not a slide about someone else's project.
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Ready to Get Started with Web & Mobile?
Tell us what you are trying to build and what is in your way. We will tell you how we would approach it — including when the answer is that you do not need us.
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