Publishing an app in the stores is a slow process full of requirements that keep changing. We have done it dozens of times. You bring the brand; we bring the paperwork.
With your company name, your icon and your description.
Apple's process is stricter. We run it.
Screenshots and copy in the store also carry your identity.
Stores demand policies and declarations. We prepare and maintain them.
When the app improves, your clients get it without you doing anything.
Store rejections are normal. We answer them.
Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.
“Search my company's name on Google Play. Download it: that is your platform.”
“It isn't a website in disguise. It is a real app, published in our name.”
You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.
A large share of fleet owners never open a computer.
When the competitor sends a link and you send an app in the store.
When the person checking is not the company but the passenger or the parent.
Where an own-brand app is a participation requirement.
Yes, published on Google Play and the App Store with your name, your icon and your listing.
It depends on each store's review. We don't control that time, so it is better not to promise a client an exact date.
For both.
You stop competing with installers and start competing with platforms.