Lesmazer Apps
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Services

Web applications

Work that opens in a browser and needs no installation: a dashboard, a calculator, a booking flow, or a tool the team uses internally.

When it is an app, not a site

The question is whether the user is reading something or doing something. If they are reading, a website is enough. If they enter data, calculate, keep records or move through a flow step by step, it is a web application. The line is not always sharp; we work out which is right in the first exchange.

Four typical jobs

Admin dashboard: an internal screen where records are listed and edited. Calculator: a tool where a visitor enters a few values and gets a result. Booking and appointments: calendar, availability and confirmation. Internal tool: a small application that replaces a job currently run on a spreadsheet.

As much infrastructure as needed

Not every web application needs a server and a database. Work like a calculator can run entirely in the browser, which means no monthly cost and no responsibility for user data. If records must be kept, several people share the same data, or people sign in, we build a back end. Adding one where it is not needed makes a project both expensive and fragile.

How it runs

First we write down which job finishes on which screen; no schedule and no budget before that list is settled. Then we ship the smallest working version and build on it. Timing varies with scope, so we do not quote a range up front; once the screen list exists, we put the date in writing.

We have 6 apps live on the App Store, averaging 5.0 across 55 ratings. See the apps

Write about this work

A few sentences about what you want to build is enough. We reply within two working days with scope and an estimated budget.

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Other services

iOS app development

Our own apps are live on the App Store; their design, code and store copy all came from here. We run the same process for your app.

Websites

We build static sites directly in HTML and CSS, without a framework. The site you are reading was built this way: not one external script loads, not one cookie is set.

Interface design

Screen flows, interface, app icon and App Store artwork for iOS apps. Reworking an existing app falls under this too.

Common questions

How long does a web application take?
It varies a great deal with scope, so we do not quote a range up front. What decides it is the number of screens and whether a back end is needed. Once you describe what you want, we send the screen list together with a schedule.
Do I need a server and a database?
Not always. Work like a calculator can run entirely in the browser. If records must be kept, or you need multiple users or sign-in, we build a back end and tell you its monthly cost up front.
Can it connect to our existing system?
If the system you want to connect to exposes an interface, yes. In the first exchange we need to ask which system and how; we then tell you whether it is feasible.
Mobile app or web application?
If you need the camera, notifications, offline use or an icon on the home screen, an iOS app is the better fit. If it will also be used on desktop and you do not want an installation, a web application. We assess both and recommend one.