Custom iOS + Android apps for growing businesses. Loyalty, bookings, customer portals, multi-location inventory — whatever moves the needle. Built in 4–6 weeks and shipped to both app stores.
Not renderings. Not mockups. Seven products we've invented and built — shipped through Apple, Google, and the open web, iterating in production. Open them yourself.
Central Illinois' first dirty soda trailer. BZM built the full brand identity from scratch — logo, color system (turquoise, coral, navy), and complete 16-foot trailer wrap covering both side panels and rear door. Website live at freezeandfizz.com with QR-to-order integration and a local SEO footprint that claimed the "McLean County dirty soda" position before a single competitor existed.
freezeandfizz.com →A two-sided marketplace for renting ATVs, motorcycles, boats, and RVs. Stripe Connect payouts, owner verification, location-based search, push notifications, trip management. Native iOS live; Android 1.0.3 in Google Play review. Real transactions, real users.
View on the App Store →Latest BZM build: Ridgerun — the Apple Watch training platform launching 2026. Three voice-led coaches (Kai, Luna, Jax) talk you through the activity in real time, with HRV-gated workout swaps, Storm-Sense hike alerts, Gait-Guard descents, and Phone-Stays-Home mode. 7 days free, then $9.99/month — Pro Annual $79/yr, Family Sharing $14.99/mo for up to 6. The flagship example of what BZM ships when we build for ourselves.
See it at ridgerun.app →A compliance-first workspace for mobile notaries and small notary firms — signer ID capture, journal entries, e-sign, tamper-evident receipts, and Stripe-subscribed plans. Web app in production; iOS + Android bundles store-ready as of April 2026.
Public URL relaunching 2026Regulatory-change monitoring for law firms, compliance teams, and legal-tech platforms. A plain-English diff of the URLs your firm watches — competitor terms, vendor SLAs, regulator pages — delivered every Monday morning. Web product (no native app); licensable by legal-technology platforms.
driftpatrol.app →An AI photo enhancement app — upload a shot, get back a polished, professional-grade image. Built for realtors, Airbnb hosts, and small retailers who need hero-quality photos without hiring a photographer. Web app + iOS build; canonical domain switching, public URL relaunching soon.
Public URL relaunching 2026Point your phone at your backyard and drop in a life-size pool in AR — then share the design with your spouse or your builder. Unity + Cloudflare Worker + D1 + Stripe + SendGrid live and verified; iOS archive in pre-submission audit.
Public URL launching 2026B2B SaaS platform for agricultural co-op purchasing managers. Pulls live fertilizer and fuel prices from USDA, FRED, and EIA — and delivers a weekly LOCK / HOLD / NEGOTIATE signal on every commodity before a buyer commits. Multi-tenant, Stripe-subscribed, automated weekly PDF delivery. Built and live in under 30 days.
grainbrief.com →We design it, build it, submit it to Apple and Google, and hand you the keys. Native on both platforms, branded to your business, ready to download.
One-time build fee. 50% to start, 50% on submission.
App maintenance (required 6 months) — OS updates, store renewals, bug fixes, crash monitoring.
If your customers come back more than once, your ticket size is $100+, or you have inventory or appointments, an app turns repeat customers into a system instead of a habit.
Appointment booking, vehicle profile saved, loyalty drops, photo gallery of builds, referral rewards. Wheel culture is fashion — give it the app it deserves.
Customer portal for quotes, service history, before/after photos, seasonal reminders. Crews get dispatch, time tracking, and job photos. One app, both sides.
Check inventory across stores, loyalty points that follow the customer, location-specific offers, in-store check-in rewards.
Branded ordering, loyalty punch card, push notifications for daily specials, customer favorites saved. Beats being one of fifty options on DoorDash.
HVAC, pest control, cleaning, home services — book the job, track the tech, pay from the app, leave the review. Turns one-offs into recurring.
Gyms, salons, clubs — member check-in, class schedules, direct messaging, exclusive member content. Your brand in their pocket, not a third party's.
Your $5,000 base covers what most single-brand, single-location businesses need. Add these if you need more reach, more features, or more integrations.
Per-location inventory, hours, staff, or branding within one app
Stripe or Apple Pay / Google Pay in-app purchases
Points, punch cards, referral codes, tiered rewards
Send offers, reminders, and updates direct to customers
Calendar, slot selection, reminders, staff assignment
Social login, saved preferences, history, favorites
In-app photo uploads, before/after galleries, user submissions
Maps, turn-by-turn, nearest-location finder, geofenced offers
Connect to your CRM, POS, QuickBooks, or existing systems
Beyond the 6 included — new section, flow, or feature
Custom app icon + branding pack if you don't have one
Expedited timeline — we clear the decks for you
An honest checklist. If you can say yes to three of these five, an app will pay for itself. If not, we'll tell you straight and point you at the $500 website instead.
Because we're not an agency billing junior developers by the hour. We've already built the hard parts — auth, payments, push, store submission, AR, AI image pipelines, watchOS, SaaS data pipelines — across seven of our own products (ThrottleShare, Ridgerun, DriftPatrol, NotaryVault, Lumenly, SplashLens, GrainBrief). Your app reuses that foundation and gets branded to your business. Same quality, a fraction of the time, a fraction of the price.
4–6 weeks from kickoff to App Store approval for a standard build. Add-ons can extend that by 1–2 weeks each. Priority build is 2 weeks flat.
Apps aren't websites. Apple and Google push OS updates twice a year that can break apps. Push certificates expire. Store policies change. Crash reports need triage. The $200/month covers all of that for the first 6 months — after that you can cancel or continue. Most clients continue.
Yes — they're required for your app to live under your business name. We walk you through setup. Apple is $99/year, Google is $25 one-time. Those are paid directly to Apple and Google, not to us.
Yes. Source code is yours. The app lives under your Apple and Google developer accounts. If you ever wanted to take it to another developer, you could.
We handle them. Rejections happen to everyone — Apple rejected ThrottleShare four times before approval, and we fixed each one. We include unlimited submission cycles for the first approval.
Yes. The app can share a customer database with your site, sync orders, or use your existing login. If we also built your website, integration is free. If we didn't, it's covered by the Custom API Integration add-on.
Yes — in two direct ways. First, App Store and Google Play listings are indexed by Google and show up in search results, adding a second branded touchpoint for your business name. Second, apps reinforce your brand entity signals: the more consistent mentions of your business name, URL, and category across the web (website, GBP, App Store, Google Play, social), the more confidently AI engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity will recommend you by name. It's a trust amplifier, not a replacement for SEO — but it stacks on top of it. If you're also on the $500/month services plan, we wire up app deep links and App Store structured data to your overall AEO strategy.
AEO stands for Answer Engine Optimization — the practice of making your business the recommended answer when someone asks ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, or Claude a question like "what's the best landscaping app in Bloomington?" Traditional SEO targets the blue-link results. AEO targets the AI-generated answer that appears above them. Every app we build includes App Store structured data, consistent entity naming, and a launch brief for your web presence — all of which feed the AEO signals that get your business recommended by AI engines, not just found in search.
We'll tell you. If you don't pass the fit check, we'll recommend a website first and revisit the app later. We don't sell apps to businesses that don't need them.
Send us a note about what you're thinking. If it's a fit, we'll scope it and send a proposal. If it's not, we'll tell you exactly what you should do first.
Start a Fit Call Or start with a website