This app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch was created by Cuttlefish for Derby's QUAD - the aim being to engage and inspire the public to explore QUAD's exhibition programme. Visitors can use the app to scan QR codes located around QUAD to learn more about the exhibition's artists and curators. Through the app, visitors can also access related audio and videos and can take part in activities at each exhibition.

The app is free and already receiving 5-star reviews - you can download from the App Store

Cuttlefish designed and developed the first ever mobile app for Leicestershire County Council - the Freeuse LeicesterShire iPhone App. Building on the success of the Freeuse website (also by Cuttlefish) we developed a pocket-size version of the site including all functionality of the website inside the iPhone App. Following its success on iPhone, an Android version of the app was commissioned which Cuttlefish built and is now available to download on Google Play.

Cuttlefish developed both website and iPhone App for the independent cinema in Nottingham.

Since going live with their new site Broadway has seen a 98% increase in online ticket revenue. In January 2012 they generated three times as much revenue than their previous best ever month. The site is visited by 25,000–30,000 people per month (it was at around 18,000 on the old site). As at 27th February 2012 the app had been downloaded over 10,000 times and is used between 2,000–3,000 times per week.