App name
The name under the icon on the home screen and in the store.
Branded Mobile Apps · Included with WildPipe
Your company’s own apps on the App Store and Google Play
Give your technicians an app with your name on it and give your customers an app for your company. WildPipe builds, signs, and sends both to the App Store and Google Play, and keeps them up to date.
Your TeamYour Co.
Your name, not ours
Your logo sits on their home screen.
Customers search the store for your company and find you. Technicians open an app with your name on it. WildPipe stays behind the scenes.
- Customers download an app from the company they hired
- New hires install your app on day one
- Every brand you run can have its own customer app
Your team app
One staff app for your whole team
Your technicians and office staff install an app with your company name and icon. It opens the same WildPipe field tools they use every day.
- Today’s route and every stop
- Jobs, photos, notes, and reports
- Quotes and invoices on site
- Customer messages and calls
- Push notifications for new work
Your customer app
A customer app for each of your companies
Each company you run gets its own customer app. It opens that company’s customer portal, so customers see one brand: yours.
- Upcoming visits and service history
- Invoices and online payment
- Quotes, documents, and warranties
- Your logo, colors, and phone number
- One app per brand for multi-company owners
What carries your brand
Everything customers see says your company.
Icon and splash screen
Upload your own, or WildPipe uses your company logo until you do.
Colors
Your brand colors carry through the app.
Store listing
Your company is the developer customers see in the store.
Your own web address
Links like app.yourcompany.com and my.yourcompany.com open right in your apps.
No app developer needed
WildPipe does the hard parts of publishing.
Publishing an app usually means hiring a developer and learning two app stores. WildPipe handles the technical work and shows one clear next step for each app.
- Creates the app project, signing keys, and certificates
- Builds the iPhone and Android apps
- Uploads new builds to the App Store and Google Play
- Fills in store listings with real app screenshots
- Lists the exact answers for privacy and review forms
- Sends the latest build for store review with one click
The few steps only you can do
- Create the app record in App Store Connect and Google Play Console. Apple and Google do not let anyone else do this for you, so WildPipe gives you every value to copy.
- Answer the few questions Apple and Google keep in their own consoles, such as content rating. WildPipe shows you what to choose.
Your Company Team
Your Company, LLC
Business
Illustration of a store listing. Screenshots are captured from the real app with sample data.
One step at a time
From settings to the store.
Turn on your apps
Pick a name for your staff app and each customer app in Settings → Mobile Apps.
Connect your store accounts
Add your Apple and Google developer accounts once. They link to every app automatically.
WildPipe builds them
Signing, builds, and uploads run on their own. Android builds can be downloaded from WildPipe right away.
Go live
Finish the store checklist and send your apps for review. Your team and customers find you by name.
After launch
Your apps keep getting better on their own.
Always current
Most WildPipe improvements reach your apps automatically. When a new app version is needed, WildPipe builds it and sends it to the stores.
Push notifications
Your staff app alerts technicians on iPhone and Android when new stops land on their route.
Links open in your app
Use your own web address for team and customer links, and your apps open them directly.
How many apps do I get?
One staff app for your organization and one customer app for each company you run. A business with three brands can have three customer apps, each opening its own customer portal.
Do I need my own Apple and Google developer accounts?
By default your apps are published under your own Apple Developer and Google Play developer accounts, so your company shows as the developer. If you don’t have those accounts, ask us about publishing through WildPipe’s accounts. Android builds can also be downloaded directly from WildPipe.
Is there an extra WildPipe charge for branded apps?
No. Branded apps are included with WildPipe, with no separate app-development project. Apple and Google set their own terms for the developer accounts you publish under.
What do I have to do myself?
Apple and Google require a few one-time steps in their own consoles, such as creating the app record and answering content-rating questions. WildPipe shows the exact values to copy and handles the rest: signing, builds, uploads, listings, and screenshots.
How do the apps stay up to date?
Most WildPipe improvements reach your apps automatically without a new store submission. When a change needs a new app version, WildPipe rebuilds it and sends it to the stores for you.
Can people outside my company sign in to my staff app?
No. Your staff app only signs in members of your organization. Customer apps open the customer portal for that company only.
Do customers have to install the app?
No. Your customer portal still works in any web browser. The app is a convenient option for customers who want your company on their home screen.
Does the staff app send push notifications?
Yes. Your staff app receives push notifications on iPhone and Android, such as new stops added to a technician’s route.
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