Mobile Phone App — live demo
One build. Four different apps.
The phone below is working — sign in, book, tick things off, break the rules and watch what happens. Switch demo clients and the app changes shape, not just colour: different navigation, different screens, different journey, because each business needs its phone to do a different recurring job. The panel on the right is the other half of the argument — every tap lands on the operator’s desk.
Every business shown is fictional and every record synthetic. The demo runs entirely in your browser: no backend, no data leaves the page.
Demo clients — all fictional
Worth trying
- Tick off this week’s programme and watch the practice board log the adherence.
- Book the follow-up — a push reminder arrives a few seconds later.
- Ask the Messages tab a clinical question: the app refuses to answer it and escalates to a physio.
Northstar
Welcome back
Your plan, bookings and clinic messages — signed in with the email your clinic holds.
Demonstration app. Fictional clinic, synthetic patient record.
Worth trying
- Tick off this week’s programme and watch the practice board log the adherence.
- Book the follow-up — a push reminder arrives a few seconds later.
- Ask the Messages tab a clinical question: the app refuses to answer it and escalates to a physio.
Configuration, not a template
Every app above runs on the same engine. What a client changes is not a colour scheme — it is four independent decisions, and together they produce apps that share no screens at all.
theme
Palette, type, radii, density, light or dark — the aesthetic register the brand needs, from calm clinical to editorial dark to utilitarian high-contrast.
chrome
How the app is held: a tab bar, a drawer, a segmented control, or no persistent navigation at all. The structure registers before a single tap.
screens
Which screen archetypes the client composes from the kit — a wallet pass and a rewards ledger, or a job sheet and a signature capture. Different jobs, different screens.
journey
The action graph: what each tap advances to, which facts it records, and which events land on the operator’s board — including when the app refuses and hands over to a human.
An app is only worth building around a recurring job.
The diagnostic tells us whether your customers have one — and if they do, this is how quickly its first working form can exist.