Mobile apps
Phone apps since 2011, from the circuit to the store.
Ing. Brasile's first Android app, in 2011, drove custom electronics. Since then hybrid apps with their own backend, and today native apps for iOS and Android sharing a C core. Whoever writes the app also writes the server behind it, and follows it through to publication on the stores.
Apps built
- 2011: native Android app in C, bridged through JNI, to drive the custom electronics of biomedical devices
- Hybrid apps with Cordova: the app of a social network, with a PHP backend and MongoDB database written from scratch
- Hybrid Cordova app for 24 hour vending: a small management tool for whoever looks after the vending machines
- OpenCard, by Denovo srl: native app for iOS, Android and Wear OS, with a core written almost entirely in C and shared by both platforms
What you can call about
- Native apps for Android and iOS, including a shared part in C
- Apps that talk to custom electronics or to a machine
- Backend, APIs and database for the app, on a server that is also administered
- Upgrade of existing hybrid apps, or moving to a native app
- Publication on Google Play and the App Store, with store rules checked before submission
To talk about it
Last revised: 23 September 2026