Digital products for the automotive business

TOT handles brand and model sites, owner apps, and the internal software used by sales teams and service workshops. That can be a single product or a connected set of website, app and back-office system sharing the same data. Scope and sequencing are agreed up front, so the most useful piece ships first.

Yes, provided those systems allow data to move in and out. TOT reviews what is already running before proposing anything, so the new work reads and writes to the right place instead of creating another isolated store of customer data. If a legacy system is genuinely closed, TOT says so at the start rather than promising a workaround.

It depends on scope: how many features are in the first release, how many systems it has to talk to, whether both mobile platforms are in play, and how quickly content and approvals come back. TOT gives a timeline only after the feature list is settled, and usually phases the work so a usable release lands early and grows from there.

TOT hands over the source code with documentation so an in-house team can take it on. If the client prefers, TOT keeps the maintenance work: monitoring, fixing what surfaces in production, and keeping up with app store requirements. The scope of that support is agreed before the project starts.