Mobile app development in Fes, Meknes and Ifrane

When an app makes sense

A gym in Fes managing class bookings. A restaurant in Meknes taking takeaway orders and pinging you when the food is ready. A private school that wants a direct line to parents about absences, homework and fees.

Then there are apps for staff. Technicians at a Saïs farming cooperative filling in reports in the orchards, often with no signal. A ski rental shop near Ifrane tracking bookings in the middle of the season.

Same pattern each time. People come back often, the notifications are useful, and sometimes it has to work offline. If your customers come once a year? Get a website. We’ll tell you straight.

What you get

• One app for Android and iPhone from a shared codebase, which keeps the cost down.
• An interface in Arabic and French, with Arabic shown right to left. English if your users need it.
• A web admin panel for content, users, orders or bookings.
• Notifications that are actually useful. An appointment reminder, an order update, a message from the school.
• Payments by card through CMI, or cash on delivery, depending on what you sell.
• Publishing on Google Play and the App Store, with developer accounts in your company’s name.
• Documentation for your team. Source code handover terms are written into the quote.

How we work

It starts with a workshop. Who will use the app, for what, how often. We come out of it with a list of screens.

Next, a clickable prototype you try on your own phone before any code exists. Development happens in rounds, with a test version you can install roughly every two weeks.

We test on entry-level Android phones, the most common ones here, and on iPhone. Then we prepare the store listings (screenshots, descriptions) and wait for Google and Apple to approve.

Price and timing

Apps are priced on quote, once screens and features are listed. Expect 30 to 90 days. A simple booking app is at the low end. Add payments, a driver area and a dashboard, and you move up.

Store fees come on top. Google Play charges a one-time registration fee, Apple a yearly membership. Your company pays them directly, in its own name.

Local networks, local phones

Between Fes and Ifrane, or on the farms around Meknes, 4G comes and goes. A good app keeps what matters on the phone and syncs when the signal is back.

It also has to stay small. Lots of phones here have little storage, and a heavy app is the first one people delete. So we test on modest devices, not just the latest model.

After launch, Google Play requires apps to target a recent Android version, and Apple changes iOS every year. Regular maintenance is part of the budget, even when there’s nothing new to add. We offer it on quote.

Website first, app second

Often the right order is a solid website, then an app once you know people use it. See website design and e-commerce websites, and our pages on web design in Fes and web design in Ifrane.

To talk it through, +212 7 70 41 56 37 or +212 7 88 09 29 51.