Bring programmes, client progress, resources and communication into one branded experience. See a working first version quickly, improve it with feedback from real clients, and let Avantra take care of the technical path to launch.
This was a focused first version, not a promise that every complete app will be delivered in six days.
You may currently be managing different parts of the client experience across a mixture of:
Those tools may have helped the business reach this point. A focused app can now make the experience easier to deliver, easier to understand and more recognisably yours.
A custom coaching app can support the parts of your service that matter most. These are examples, not a fixed feature package.
The first release is shaped around your most important workflow or client experience. The wider product can evolve after people are using it.
A custom product does not need to look like a generic fitness platform. Its tone, content hierarchy and member experience can be shaped around how you coach and how your business wants to be recognised.
Anonymised concept exploration. These screens demonstrate a possible visual direction and are not presented as a launched client product.
Avantra can explore a restrained premium treatment like this, or work within an established identity. The goal is a product that feels recognisably yours and remains clear in daily use.
A personal trainer needed a focused product that clients could use, without waiting for every future idea to be included. Avantra prioritised the core coaching experience, delivered it quickly and kept improving it through real use.
Each step reduces uncertainty and brings the product closer to the people who will use it.
Identify the workflow or client experience that would create the most immediate value.
Turn the idea into a practical, prioritised delivery plan.
Receive a real working version early, before every future feature is complete.
Learn from actual use, behaviour and feedback.
Add and refine features as the business and client experience develop.
Avantra can manage or support the technical App Store and Google Play launch process.
Keep the app reliable and add new opportunities after launch.
Building the app is only part of the journey. If you prefer to stay focused on coaching, Avantra can guide or manage the technical launch process through Apple's App Store and Google Play.
Your app can be published through accounts owned by your business, while we take care of the technical submission and release work.
The preferred arrangement is for your business to own and control its Apple Developer and Google Play accounts. Avantra can guide setup and perform the technical submission work with the necessary access.
Apple and Google control account approval, app review decisions and review timing. Required legal, privacy, regulatory and business information must still be supplied or approved by you.
Your brief becomes a clear live delivery plan. As work progresses, you can see what has been completed, what is underway and what comes next. A weekly report keeps the full picture clear without requiring constant meetings or status chasing.
Every project is led directly by an experienced senior engineer. Product, architecture, quality, release and security decisions receive senior oversight from the start.
A serious product decision should come with clear terms, visible responsibilities and no hidden assumptions.
Discuss your questionsThe agreed ownership and intellectual-property terms are documented in the project agreement. Avantra’s intended standard is that the client owns the commissioned product and source code once contractual payment obligations are met, subject to any clearly disclosed third-party components or licences.
Yes. The preferred arrangement is for the app to be published through Apple Developer and Google Play accounts controlled by your business.
Yes. With the appropriate access and information, Avantra can manage technical preparation, submission, review support and release on your behalf. Apple and Google retain final authority over account and app approval.
Avantra can guide you through setting up the required Apple Developer and Google Play accounts and explain their third-party fees. Those fees are not included automatically unless your agreement says otherwise.
Yes. Administrative tools or content management can be included where they create value for your project.
Hosting and third-party services depend on usage and product requirements. Any expected ongoing services will be explained before implementation rather than hidden inside vague recurring fees.
Yes. The delivery model is designed to support continued improvements after the focused first release.
Support, maintenance, monitoring, store updates and feature development can continue through separately agreed work or an ongoing product partnership.
Security and UK GDPR requirements are considered during planning and implementation. The exact approach depends on the data collected, product functionality, third-party services and your business responsibilities. Avantra does not make legal guarantees.
Potentially, but the product and compliance approach must be designed around the precise type and sensitivity of the information involved. Medical-device or regulated-health compliance is not assumed unless it is explicitly scoped.
Avantra aims to put a focused working version in your hands quickly, often within days for suitably scoped projects. The full timeline depends on scope, integrations, store-account setup, existing systems and compliance requirements.
No. The first release is shaped around the smallest useful product that can create meaningful value for your business and clients. That can make the starting point more accessible than commissioning a broad platform upfront. Where the opportunity calls for something larger, the scope can expand around the business case rather than forcing every client into the same package.
Start with the part that creates the most value for your business and your clients. See it working, learn from real use and build from there.