mobile apps · tahiti & french polynesia
Your mobile app, built in Tahiti.
Devlab develops iOS and Android apps for consumers, businesses and public services. Sport, events, everyday shopping and travel: our projects support practical uses across French Polynesia.
Apps you may already use.
Sport, travel, everyday shopping, municipal information and agriculture: seven mobile projects by Devlab in French Polynesia.
sport · consumer app
ito ito
Initial creation, mobile app, front-end and backend development, followed by maintenance by Devlab.
events · consumer app
Beedr
Development of the Beedr app, published on iOS and Android under the Devlab account.
public service · consumer information
Panier Futé
Development of the Panier Futé mobile app for the DGAE.
air travel · passengers
Air Tahiti
Development of the mobile application for Air Tahiti.
culture · tourism in Raiatea
Audio guide Taputapuātea
Development of the app for visiting the Taputapuātea site in Raiatea.
local government · resident information
Ville de Punaauia
Development of the Ville de Punaauia mobile app, published on iOS and Android.
agriculture · tablet business app
CAPL — Prévisions de récoltes
Co-development of the harvest forecasting app with CAPL’s technical team.
from the first user journey to release
Mobile design and UX
Identify users, design screens and test priority journeys before building the full set of features.
iOS and Android apps
Build for your users’ phones, with relevant features such as maps, notifications, camera access or offline use, depending on the project.
Backend and administration
Connect accounts, content and data to a backend and administration tools. Integrate existing services where their APIs allow it.
Release and maintenance
Prepare tests and store submissions, then agree on error monitoring, updates and ongoing development in the contract.
decisions we make with you
A defined first release
For a startup, marketplace or booking service, we scope the user journey that must work at launch and agree on acceptance criteria.
Use across the islands
Available phones, connectivity, language and data usage shape the design. The Taputapuātea audio guide demonstrates our experience with offline mobile apps.
Planning beyond launch
The quote covers source code ownership, access to publishing accounts, hosting and maintenance. We discuss these terms at the start.
mobile development questions
What should your app do?
Describe its users and the first service it needs to provide. We will help scope the first release.