By mkodo

Bespoke iGaming Apps

Customisable app frontends built on mkodo frameworks for casino, sportsbook, lottery and bingo operators.

The offering

What Bespoke iGaming Apps does

Bespoke iGaming Apps packages mkodo’s app codebase into configurable frameworks. The offer covers a customised frontend and development work for gaming operators; individual game verticals and operating systems do not become separate product listings.

Build the specification around complete player journeys and the existing backend APIs. Agree how custom changes remain compatible with shared framework upgrades. Request explicit ownership of app-store accounts, source access, release approvals and ongoing support. Compare accessibility and performance using your target devices, and include failed payments, expired sessions and changed betting prices in acceptance tests.

Who should explore it?

Operators commissioning a branded app or modernising an existing frontend.

  • Launch a branded gaming app
  • Replace an operator’s frontend

Documented capabilities

  • Configurable app frameworks
  • Custom frontend development
  • Ongoing frontend enhancements

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Product role
Configurable frontend framework and app-development offer.Source
Verticals
Casino, sportsbook, lottery, bingo and live casino.Source

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration
Framework-based implementation with project scope, backend interfaces and continuing release support agreed in the proposal.
Pricing
Request a proposal that separates implementation, recurring or usage charges, support and third-party costs.

Confirm market availability, rights, service levels and contractual terms for your implementation. API availability alone does not establish a named integration.

Buyer questions, answered

Is every app built entirely from scratch?

The documented offer uses a pre-developed, customisable framework.

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Do its gaming verticals create separate app products?

They are supported uses of the same frontend offer.

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