67% of smartphone owners use apps 85% expect to use more apps in the future Source: econsultancy, UK mobile statistics, November 2012

Native apps

What is a 'native' app?

A native app is an application program that has been developed for use on a particular platform or operating system (OS), meaning it can use device-specific hardware and software. Native apps can take advantage of the latest technology available on mobile devices, which developers use to create a separate app version for each OS. Incentivated offers app development across all platforms – ensuring whatever your customer profile, your app provides 100% coverage of your customer base.

Discoverability is as critical to your app-build process as all other aspects of the design and build. Using our expertise and mobile tools through iris, we can help you market your app through mobile channels, and through response mechanisms from offline marketing e.g. we can provide an SMS service and place shortcodes and keyword to be used on TV or print advertising.

To find out more about Incentivated, see our press releases and awards. You can also read more about apps by downloading our Product Summary or by viewing our apps case studies below.

Incentivated is an independent technology company with 10+ years' experience operating exclusively in the mobile marketing services sector.

We help our international client base engage with their customers by designing, developing and delivering integrated acquisition, retention (CRM) and transaction (mCommerce) campaigns and services for mobile.

Our proprietary technology and specialist staff are well positioned to help brands, the public sector and charities to develop everything from enterprise messaging (SMS & MMS) through to mobile internet sites, to server side software or handset applications, including web apps, for 'smartphones' and feature-phones.

We also provide strategic, creative and technical advice for the use of mobile by businesses to raise awareness, deliver marketing ROI and provide customer service.