Off-the-shelf software models standard processes. The moment your business works differently, the workarounds start: a spreadsheet running alongside the ERP, notes on paper in the warehouse, data re-typed between the field team and the office. Custom software development answers exactly that — an app or web application built around the way you actually work, instead of forcing your team into someone else's forms. That is what makes digitalisation measurable: fewer manual steps, fewer transcription errors, real-time data where decisions are actually made. And in a competitive market, it is rarely the product that decides the outcome — it is how smoothly the processes behind it run.
SB-Techworks covers the whole path: from the first idea, through an MVP that lets you test your assumptions on the market, to a complex app with a backend, interfaces and native integrations. We build mobile apps with Flutter — one codebase for iOS and Android — and use React Native or fully native code where that fits better. Backends run on Go, .NET or Node.js on Google Cloud Run, with web apps and PWAs for everything that belongs in the browser. Where standard plugins run out of road, we connect straight to the operating system through method channels: telephony, sensors, geodata, wearables. Our time-tracking app with geo-fencing and the Klaimo bike-tracking app were built exactly that way, and together with our other projects they add up to more than 500,000 downloads.
Geography barely matters for the way we work. We are based in Regensburg, Germany, and we work remotely with companies across Germany and beyond — short video calls, clear milestones and a running build at the end of every step, rather than hours lost to travel. You get one point of contact from first enquiry to launch — someone who writes the code, not a layer above it. On-site sessions for a kickoff or a workshop can be arranged whenever they add value; they are not the default, which keeps the day-to-day lean.
On budget we prefer straight answers to "it depends". An MVP or prototype sits between €2,700 and €6,000, a business app with a backend between €7,000 and €13,000, and complex apps start at €20,000. You get a concrete cost range before the project starts, and we invoice along agile milestones, so you can always see what your budget is buying. If you are looking for a mobile app developer in Germany, the free initial consultation is the easiest place to start: an honest read on feasibility, effort and cost — before anything is signed.