Before: the job is spread across tools.
- The approved quote sits in an email or document.
- Someone sends the job details to a staff member.
- Completion notes and photos arrive in separate messages.
- The office chases the information needed for billing.
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Business Apps
Focused staff tools, customer portals and simple dashboards, built around how your business works.
Tell us who needs it and what they need to do.Opens your email app.
Built around your work
Your process.
A focused app.
See the quote-to-job example
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Consider existing
software first.
We start by checking whether your current tools or an existing product can do the job. A custom app makes sense when a specific gap remains.
That might be a staff tool for recording work, a portal where customers can see agreed information, or a simple dashboard that brings key details together. We agree who needs access, what they can do and which systems need to connect.
For bringing existing figures together and checking their update status, explore Business Dashboards and Reporting.
From an approved quote
to a completed job.
An illustrative quote-to-job app for a small service business. This is a possible process, not a client case study or a working app demo. Features and connections depend on the agreed scope.
With an app: the job has a shared record.
- An approved quote becomes a job record.
- The assigned staff member sees the agreed job details and status.
- Authorised staff add completion notes and photos to that record.
- Human reviewA person checks completion details before the billing handover.
We agree which information people enter and which connections to existing software are needed.
An agreed scope.
A working app.
Start with a focused piece of work. We agree the users, essential tasks and acceptance checks before building.
Scope and app design
The screens, tasks, user access and information the app needs to handle, with any connections agreed upfront.
The agreed app
A working staff tool, customer portal or dashboard covering the agreed features.
Testing with your team
Check representative work, user access and the agreed acceptance criteria before go-live.
Training and handover
Help the people using and owning the app understand how it works and what to do when something needs attention.
Bring the work.
We’ll define the app.
You don’t need a technical specification to start the conversation.
- A process owner. Someone who knows the work and can make scope decisions.
- Representative examples. The information, forms and handoffs the app needs to support.
- Your existing software. What you already use, what works and where the gaps are.
- People to test it. Time with the staff or customers who will use the app, with access agreed together.
Project-specific terms.
Agreed before you commit.
Pricing and timing
Scope, price, delivery stages and timing are agreed for your project. Hosting, software and any other ongoing costs are explained before you commit.
Support and future changes
Support arrangements, responsibilities and any ongoing care are agreed for your app. New features and changes are scoped separately.
What would your team
find useful?
Tell us who would use the app, what they need to do and which software you already have. We’ll explore whether an existing tool or a focused build makes sense.
Discuss an app ideaOpens your email app. You can also email hello@woblar.com with “Custom Business Apps” in the subject. We’ll arrange a time personally; sending an email does not book a call.