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Life & fun · August 25, 2026

LocalGovy

Mobile apps for Canadian towns and businesses

What it does

LocalGovy (https://localgovy.com) builds custom iOS and Android apps for Canadian municipalities, businesses, religious institutions, and unions, with a branded demo in 48 hours and nothing to pay until the app is live.

Toronto-based LocalGovy builds branded iOS and Android apps for Canadian retail and religious institutions, and apps or app-plus-website subscriptions for towns. Starting at $75/month. Demo in 48 hours.

Secure apps and websites built for the modern era, at a price no one can beat. A working demo in 48 hours. Nothing to pay until you are live. Send us the name, website, and any details you feel like we need to know. From restaurants to golf simulator — ordering, bookings, and customer profiles all in one app. Towns and cities — everything you can imagine about your town, all in one place, at your residents' fingertips. Get a custom-built app for your specific religious organization's needs — no more communicating to your congregation through WhatsApp. Membership retention, dues, analytics, and messaging for Canadian unions and associations. Don't see your industry? We add new platforms…from localgovy.com

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