Client apps · Built by Mobley Labs — a Mobley Group studio
We design and build a custom app for your business — the one your clients open to book, check in, follow their plan, and check on the dog — built in your own developer accounts and handed over with the keys.
Most local service businesses rent their client experience from booking platforms and generic apps that carry someone else's name. A client app of your own puts your name on your clients' home screens — your intake forms, your reminders, your check-ins — and it stays yours: your store listings, your accounts, your documentation.
Who it's for: owners of appointment- and membership-based businesses — med spas and aesthetics studios, pet care, trainers and fitness studios, and medical and dental practices — whose clients book, pay, follow a program, and check back from their phones.
The problem: your clients already live in apps, while your business reaches them through a mobile website that buries booking behind menus and a social profile you don't control. A client app of your own puts booking, reminders, progress, and your brand on the screen they check all day — in your accounts, under your name.
Below is the flagship demonstration for this service: a working prototype of a client app, presented as Desert Sage Wellness, a fictional wellness practice, built to show the experience a commissioned build delivers. Tap through its tabs, check items off its log, and open the sample guide chat.
Then scroll to Your branding and put your own business into the same phone — your name, your kind of business, your color.
Sample data · Explore the experience. Every name, record, and number in the prototype is simulated. It is a demonstration, not a deployed client app, and nothing you type into it is submitted or stored.
Client App Build is the service arm of Mobley Labs — a Mobley Group studio — the product arm behind SitterSheet, a working app we designed, built, and sell today. The same hands that ship our own products build yours, under the same rule that governs everything we deliver: built in your accounts, documented, handed over. See SitterSheet — a shipped product → · Buy SitterSheet on Gumroad →
Choose a kind of business, give it your name, and pick a signature color. The prototype responds immediately — so you can see the idea, not just read about it.
Your instant app concept
This is a front-end illustration of customization, not a working client portal. Nothing you type is submitted or stored — it lives only in this page, in this tab.
These four were not picked by habit. In each one, owners already pay monthly for client-experience software, clients already have something to do in an app between visits, and the platforms they rent leave that experience carrying someone else's name.
Your business runs on cycles and series — an app is where your clients live between treatments:
Your clients are pet parents, and between drop-off and pickup they want one thing — to see how their dog is doing:
Your coaching and your classes, under your brand instead of a platform's:
The paperwork and the follow-through, handled before and between visits:
The door scenes are illustrations from an approved set. They show the kind of moment an app serves — they are not photographs, not clients, and not results.
A good fit is a business with a repeat client relationship — a treatment series, a boarding regular, a training roster, a recall list — and one or two client tasks that happen over and over: booking, check-ins, reminders, photos, tracking.
A poor fit is a one-off transaction business, or an idea that needs a marketplace, payments network, or social platform behind it. We will say so in the first reply rather than scope the wrong build.
We agree the features, the screens, the timeline, and the price in writing before anyone builds. The scope names what is excluded, too.
You enroll in your own Apple and Google developer accounts — the app, the listings, and the code live under your name from day one, not ours.
We prepare the store listings and walk the app through Apple and Google review under your accounts, and handle the fix-and-resubmit rounds the scope covers.
You receive the app, the source, and the handover documentation — what was set up, where, and how to run it or hand it to someone else.
A fixed build fee, set in your written scope. Before any work begins, the scope names the features, the screens, the exclusions — and the one fixed fee for that scope, paid in milestones: on scope, on store submission, on handover. There is no hourly meter running. A change after scope is a new written scope, priced before it is built.
An optional care plan, if you want the studio on call: $49–$79/month. Bounded in the same writing: store listing upkeep, operating-system update compatibility checks, and small content changes — with named exclusions and a stated response window. New features are never inside the care plan; they are scoped separately. After handover, with or without a care plan, the app is yours to run.
Payment details are confirmed in your written scope.
“No surprise platform costs. Before work begins, we'll explain any required third-party accounts, subscriptions, usage charges, or publishing fees. Where practical, these accounts are established in your name so you retain control.”
Tell us your business, the client task you want the app to carry, and what your clients use today. We will reply with whether an app is the right build — and if it is, a written scope and price before any work begins.
Email about a client app →Please do not send patient information, client health details, or account credentials in the first email — the first conversation is about your business and the task, not anyone's records.
You do. The developer accounts, the store listings, the code, and the documentation are in your name and handed over to you. That is the same ownership rule as everything we build — if we ever part ways, the app and its listings stay right where they are: yours.
Because the stores publish apps under the account holder's name and control. Your patients and clients should find your app under your business, and you should be able to change or revoke access whenever you like. Apple and Google charge their own enrollment fees, paid by you directly to them.
Not on our side. The build does not store protected health information on Mobley Group or Mobley Labs systems. If the app you want would collect or store PHI, that shapes the design, the hosting, and the agreements — and those are your practice's compliance decisions to make with your own advisor. We flag it plainly at scope time rather than discover it mid-build.
Your written scope carries the timeline, broken into design, build, and store review. Store review windows belong to Apple and Google, so the scope states the plan for them — including how fix-and-resubmit rounds are handled — instead of a single date nobody controls.
No. A client app covers the client-facing layer — forms, reminders, check-ins, instructions, tracking. It does not diagnose or treat, and it sits alongside your clinical and practice-management systems rather than replacing them.
We do not build marketplaces, social apps, or apps whose core is collecting patient records. We do not hold your store accounts, your data, or your clients' information on our side. And we do not promise store approval or download numbers — anyone who does is selling you the promise, not the app.