Explore eighteen working examples, each built around a different business problem. Your version uses your branding, content and agreed workflows. The demos use fictional businesses and sample data.
Give guests your own spa app to order refreshments, share comfort preferences and request service enhancements. Your lounge, front desk and therapists get the information they need to respond.
Give shoppers a grocery app that turns recipes, meals and party plans into products on your shelves. Quantities, suggested swaps and aisle guidance help them shop. Your store team stays ready to help.
See the real Eat Better Meals food-business website case study
Give DIY customers a project-planning app on their phone or your store iPad. Turn measurements into a materials list, flag fit questions and connect the shopper with an associate before they buy.
Give customers a repair approval app with inspection photos, plain-language findings and itemized prices. They choose the work they want. Your shop gets a clear record of the estimate they approved.
Turn vehicle listings and inventory searches into buyer leads. Shoppers pick the exact truck, share trade and down-payment context, and book a visit or ask for a call. Your sales team gets a clear brief and the next step.
Give homeowners one app for equipment details, service requests and visit updates. Connect that context to intake, dispatch and the technician, so your team can plan the right person for the job.
Give families your own park app for bookings, passes, attraction sessions and party plans. Your front desk, attraction staff and managers share the information that keeps a busy day moving.
Give your rental team one app for condition records, availability and customer handoffs. Connect yard inspections to reservations, then compare eligible replacements when a unit cannot go out.
Give franchise teams one app for shift briefs, guest-conversation practice and rollout checklists. Managers verify the work. Headquarters sees which locations are ready and where support is needed.
Give every guest a branded experience at their station. They explore your polish wall, compare shades and request a refreshment. Each front desk sees requests as they arrive, and owners see every location side by side.
See the real Lacque House salon website and app case study
Give golfers one app to order refreshments from their hole and shop your pro shop for pickup. Your front desk sees every order with its hole and customer number, so the round keeps moving.
See the real Sip n Putt golf website and app case studySeven branded apps for the moments that matter to your customers, from the first inquiry to the next visit. Explore the product, then choose a perspective in its working demo.
Give charter guests one place for their trip, their bookings and the next adventure. Give your crew a clear way to carry the relationship past the dock.
A branded shopping companion for discovery, saved looks and fit preferences. Help shoppers carry their taste from a first try-on to a more personal return visit.
Bring event discovery, venue inquiries and the day’s details into a thoughtful guest journey. Keep the planning team’s pipeline close to the experience it supports.
See the real Sketchie Entertainment event-business website case study
Give pet parents a useful home for pets, bookings and stays. Give care teams a clearer starting point for check-in and follow-up.
A branded recovery experience that helps property owners follow their claim while the team works from an organized claim workspace.
Help business owners prepare an application and follow their funding conversation. Give advisors an organized pipeline and review workspace.
A branded companion for exploring trips, revisiting bookings and connecting the field experience with the team behind it.
We adapt an existing app foundation to your business, then build the parts that make it yours. That puts more of your budget into useful features and less into rebuilding common components.
Explore the Sip N Putt live app and the Lacque House walkthrough. These examples show how a customer-facing experience connects with daily operations.
A customer app is only useful when your team can act on it. These examples show the ordering and service workspaces behind the guest experience.
Start with the workflow that makes the biggest difference. We agree the scope, design the experience and test it with your team before launch.
Define the customer experience, team workflow, data and priorities.
Review the branding and real screens before the full journey is connected.
Test the agreed features, devices, permissions and integrations.
Confirm the launch date, train your team and review the results together.
Choose the capabilities your app needs. We configure or build the customer experience, staff workspace and agreed connections as one project.
Give the right people a clear view of requests, orders and the next action.
Keep the customer experience aligned with the data your business manages.
Scope useful loyalty and return-visit features around the way your customers behave.
Make the request or purchase easier, with the approval and availability rules your team needs.
Serve customers on their own devices or shared business tablets. Define any sign-in and session requirements.
Measure the activity and outcomes your team can act on, using the data connected to your app.
These apps are starting points. Bring us the visit, shopping trip or team workflow you want to improve. We’ll turn it into a practical plan and a clear quote.
Book a 15-minute conversation. Tell us what you sell, who you serve and where the experience gets stuck. We’ll walk through a relevant app and the next step.
What business owners need to know about custom apps, cost and launch.
It is a branded web app that helps customers or staff complete a task, such as ordering refreshments, planning a shopping trip, approving repairs or coordinating service. Launch Automation customizes the experience and the team workflow behind it.
We provide a scoped quote based on workflows, locations, data and integrations. Starting with an existing foundation can reduce development work. Your proposal separates build work, ongoing services and third-party costs.
Common app components already exist in the foundation. We adapt the useful parts and focus development on your branding and specific workflow. Actual savings depend on scope, so compare proposals with the same features and service terms.
A focused project can sometimes launch within a week after scope, content and access are ready. Integrations, large data imports and complex rollouts take longer. Your schedule is confirmed in the proposal.
These are web experiences that open in a supported browser on a phone, tablet or computer. App-store distribution is separate. Account and sign-in requirements depend on the information and tasks involved.
We review your systems, API access and data ownership first. Compatible connections are scoped and tested. We do not assume that every booking, POS, CRM or payment system is ready to connect.
The experience demos run with fictional businesses and sample data. You can open them and explore the workflows. Your production app is configured and tested for your own business.
Yes. Select See it live on an app card or screenshot to open its demo, or book a guided demo with Launch Automation.
Spas & wellness groups
Grocery chains & supermarkets
Hardware & home-improvement retailers
Auto repair shops & service groups
Car & truck dealerships
Heating, cooling & plumbing companies
Family entertainment & adventure parks
Equipment rental networks
Restaurant franchises & hospitality groups
Nail salons & studio groups
Golf courses & putting venues
Charter operators & fishing captains
Retailers & fitting-led stores
Venues, hosts & event teams
Pet care providers & families
Restoration teams & property owners
Capital advisors & founder teams
Outdoor guides & destination operators
