Multi-platform MVPs
Launch the core product across web and mobile faster while preserving room for native improvements later.
Integify builds shared-codebase products that run across web, mobile, and desktop when speed, consistency, and long-term maintainability matter. We help teams choose the right tradeoff between native polish, shared code, offline support, and launch cost.

Best for startups, marketplaces, internal platforms, SaaS tools, education products, logistics systems, and businesses that need one product experience across multiple devices.
Google rewards pages that demonstrate real experience. These are the practical service areas, constraints, and tradeoffs we handle for cross-platform software development projects in The Gambia.
Launch the core product across web and mobile faster while preserving room for native improvements later.
Role-based systems with dashboards, payments, messaging, reviews, notifications, and admin workflows.
Tools that let managers use web dashboards while field teams use mobile or desktop workflows.
Rebuild fragmented legacy tools into one maintainable product with shared APIs, design systems, and analytics.
Ranking for competitive local service searches needs more than keywords. The page has to show that Integify understands local buyers, local operations, local infrastructure, and local proof.
Customers may prefer mobile, staff may prefer desktop, and leadership may need web dashboards. One platform should support all three.
Shared code can reduce repeated work when the goal is reach and consistency rather than separate native apps from day one.
Cross-platform products work best when every app connects to shared data, roles, analytics, and admin controls.

Link Gambia is a community-driven logistics platform that makes it easy to send and receive packages between The Gambia and abroad. By connecting travelers with people who need to ship items, it offers a faster, more affordable, and trustworthy way to move packages, all through a simple web and mobile experience.
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20Tix is a comprehensive ticketing platform designed specifically for the Gambian entertainment market. Before 20Tix, event organizers in The Gambia struggled with widespread ticket fraud, physical ticket printing costs, and inefficient door management. We built 20Tix from the ground up to solve these specific local challenges. The platform enables event organizers to create, manage, and sell tickets for concerts, shows, and entertainment events while providing attendees with a seamless mobile-first ticket purchasing experience. By integrating local mobile money providers and implementing a unique offline-capable QR validation system, 20Tix has revolutionized how the local entertainment industry operates, dramatically reducing fraud and increasing revenue visibility for promoters.
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AgriCore AI is a revolutionary agricultural intelligence platform built to tackle the unique challenges faced by smallholder farmers across West Africa. In regions where access to modern agronomic guidance is limited, crop failures and livestock diseases can devastate livelihoods. AgriCore AI bridges this gap by bringing AI-powered guidance, real-time weather data, and localized support directly to the farmer's smartphone. It unifies crop management, livestock farming, aquaculture, and hyper-local climate intelligence in a single, intuitive mobile experience. By providing early pest detection via computer vision and real-time market pricing, the platform empowers farmers who traditionally lack access to technical resources to make proactive, data-driven decisions that significantly improve their yields and financial stability.
Read case studyWe do not publish fake fixed prices for complex software. We do make the common ranges visible so buyers can understand what affects scope before booking a call.
Best for startups and platforms that need customer-facing reach quickly.
Best for multi-role systems with admin tools, mobile apps, payments, and notifications.
Best for replacing fragmented tools with shared data, APIs, and a consistent UX.
We decide which surfaces launch first, which share code, and where native or desktop-specific behavior is worth the cost.
We create the API, database, auth, design system, analytics, and core flows that every product surface can reuse.
We ship the highest-value surfaces first, validate usage, then extend to more devices without rebuilding the product from scratch.
Everything you need to know before starting a project with us.
Cross-platform development means building one codebase that runs on web, mobile, and desktop. This reduces cost and time-to-market while keeping a consistent experience across every device.
In most cases, yes. Sharing a single codebase across platforms typically costs less than building separate native apps, while still delivering a high-quality experience. Integify advises on the right trade-off for your project.
A cross-platform product can support web dashboards, mobile apps, desktop applications, and shared backend APIs. The right mix depends on who uses the product, where they work, and which device makes each workflow easiest.
Cross-platform development may not be the best choice when an app depends heavily on advanced native device features, very high-performance graphics, or a highly customized platform-specific experience. Integify helps choose the trade-off before development starts.
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Integify builds fast, mobile-first websites, ecommerce stores, booking flows, dashboards, and custom web applications for organizations in The Gambia and West Africa. Every build is planned around search visibility, low-bandwidth performance, local payment realities, and clear conversion paths.
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