Design
Schematic and PCB layout, sized and powered to match what the app and firmware need.
Mobile and web apps that pair with connected hardware — BLE/Wi-Fi device control, real-time telemetry dashboards and the cloud backend behind them. When a project needs it, we can also design the board the app runs on — PCB design, prototyping and bulk production — as an optional complementary service.
This service is built around the software: a cross-platform Flutter app for Android and iOS, BLE and Wi-Fi communication with the device, MQTT and REST APIs, live telemetry dashboards on mobile and web, and the cloud backend that stores device data and handles remote commands. If you also need the device built, PCB design, prototyping and manufacturing support is available as a complementary add-on — but the core of this engagement is the app, not the board.
Many IoT projects eventually need a custom board as well as an app. When yours does, schematic capture, PCB layout, prototyping and manufacturing support can run alongside the app as one engagement, so the app's BLE/API contract and the board's pinout are designed together instead of guessed at from a datasheet after the fact. If your hardware already exists, you can skip this entirely.
Schematic and PCB layout, sized and powered to match what the app and firmware need.
A first working board to validate the design before committing to a production run.
DFM review, then BOM, Gerbers and manufacturer coordination once the design is ready to scale.
Flutter/Dart for a shared Android + iOS companion app, BLE/Wi-Fi/MQTT for device communication, and Firebase-style backends or REST APIs for the cloud side.
Map the screens and the data the app needs to exchange with the device — including PCB design if the hardware doesn't exist yet.
Define the contract between the app, the hardware and the backend.
Build the Flutter app and any web dashboard, alongside PCB layout and prototyping if that's part of the project.
Test against real hardware, then move to bulk production once the design is validated.
Control and monitoring apps for connected hardware.
Direct Bluetooth control of a device from a phone.
Live telemetry views for connected hardware, mobile or web.
BLE-paired vehicle security access — passcode and fingerprint management.
Multi-channel hardware audio routing with SD card, phone and live mic sources.
Cue-based show control over BLE/UART/LoRa/RS485, with safety-critical Live Mode.
Remote vehicle immobilizer with a scheduled shutdown timer and panic alert.
BLE control of wiper lift, wipe and washer-fluid actuation on a vehicle relay module.
The board design behind projects like these — schematic through manufacturing-ready layout.
The iOS build of the companion app.
The Android build of the companion app.
A web-based monitoring dashboard.
A comprehensive engineering breakdown across hardware, embedded firmware, cloud pipelines, and companion apps.
From breadboard proof-of-concept to custom PCB layout, secure OTA updates, and volume manufacturing.
Choosing the ideal wireless architecture for battery longevity, throughput, local latency, and cloud telemetry.
How mobile apps serve as the real-time user interface, setup wizard, and secure bridge for smart hardware.
Common questions about building the app for a connected product. For general questions about working with us, see the main FAQ page.
A mobile or web app that pairs with a piece of connected hardware to control it, set it up and show its data, usually over BLE or Wi-Fi. It replaces a device's small screen or physical buttons with a full interface on a phone or in a browser.
Yes. We build Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and Wi-Fi device communication, including pairing, reconnection handling and field testing against real hardware.
Yes, usually from a single Flutter codebase so one app covers both platforms. See our Android app development and iOS app development pages for platform-specific detail.
Yes. We build real-time telemetry dashboards on mobile and web, with live readings, charts, history and push or alert notifications for device events.
Yes. We connect the app to MQTT brokers, REST or GraphQL APIs and Firebase-style backends for device data, user accounts and remote commands.
Yes. If you already have a working device, we build the app around its existing BLE or Wi-Fi interface. If the hardware does not exist yet, PCB design is available as an optional complementary service.
Tell us what you're building — app, hardware, or both — and what it needs to do.