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Web & mobile apps
Products people open every day. Fast on a phone in a basement with two bars, and honest about what happens when the network drops.
In shortAspireco builds web and mobile apps that people open every day: Next.js and React products with real state, native clients on purpose-built APIs, and sync that stays honest when the network drops. It is for businesses that need an app used daily and dependably, including on a phone in a basement with two bars.
What we deliver
- Next.js and React product surfaces with real state, not prototypes
- Native mobile clients backed by purpose-built APIs
- Passwordless auth, push, deep links, offline-tolerant sync
- WebGL and on-device machine learning where it earns its weight
- Accessibility, reduced-motion and keyboard paths built in from the first commit
A room visualiser that segments a photo of your kitchen entirely in the browser, drops sixteen procedural floor materials into the perspective, and returns square metres and an installed cost — with no image ever leaving the device.
Proven on
- Apps · Machine learningAtelierPoint a phone at a room and see it refinished — segmentation, materials, lighting and a costed area estimate, all running on the device.
- Apps · EducationNūr al-TārīkhA narrated 3D journey through thirteen centuries of history in nine languages, with full right-to-left support and a verification pass behind every date.
Where we do this
Aspireco works remotely across Canada. These are the places close enough that being in the room during discovery is practical.
Platforms we build it on
Industries we have built it for
Questions about web & mobile apps
Can you turn our prototype into a production app?
Yes. Next.js and React product surfaces with real state, not prototypes, are the core deliverable. Production means the parts a prototype skips: passwordless auth, push, deep links and offline-tolerant sync, plus accessibility, reduced-motion and keyboard paths built in from the first commit rather than retrofitted. The free audit looks at what you have and says what is worth keeping.
Do you build native mobile apps or only web apps?
Both. Native mobile clients are backed by purpose-built APIs, so the app and the website read one source of truth rather than two. Shopflooring's native Android client runs on a dedicated mobile API — six-digit email sign-in, bearer tokens and push notifications — that it shares with the web store.
Can a mobile app keep working on a weak or dropped signal?
Yes. Offline-tolerant sync is a standard deliverable, and the app is built to be honest about what happens when the network drops rather than pretending it did not. The standard is an app that stays fast on a phone in a basement with two bars of signal.
Can you add on-device AI or 3D visuals to our app?
Yes, where it earns its weight. Atelier, our own room visualiser, segments a photo of a room entirely in the browser, drops sixteen procedural floor materials into the perspective, and returns square metres and an installed cost, with no image ever leaving the device. It embeds with one iframe tag and ingests a catalogue from a Shopify, WooCommerce or plain JSON feed.
Can an app support several languages, including right-to-left scripts?
Yes. Nūr al-Tārīkh, our own narrated 3D history experience, is localised into nine languages with correct per-script typography and genuine right-to-left layout rather than a mirrored stylesheet. Getting that right is structural: direction, type and layout are decided per script from the start. Accessibility, reduced-motion and keyboard paths are built in from the first commit the same way.