Why the next asset to own will be your own mobile infrastructure for iOS and Android

We are used to owning houses, cars, companies, aeroplanes, family offices and other infrastructure assets. But the mobile infrastructure through which a significant part of our lives now flows is still almost never owned by the user.

This seems so normal that we have stopped noticing the problem itself.

Today, we use our smartphones to communicate, conduct business, manage our finances, monitor our health, travel, access public services and interact with the world around us. It is precisely the iOS/Android mobile digital space that has become the primary digital space for the modern individual. Yet virtually all of this mobile life exists within platforms owned by other companies.

The main value is no longer the number of mobile apps installed, but the ability to own one’s own mobile infrastructure, developed exclusively in the interests of its owner.

This idea seems unusual only because, for many years, the development of mobile technology has been defined by the creation of new apps. For every new task, yet another mobile app, yet another social network or yet another digital service would appear. We have become so accustomed to this model that we have practically stopped asking ourselves: should the focus of development remain the same?

If we change the very way we frame the problem and consider the focus of development to be not an individual mobile app, but the owner’s mobile infrastructure, a completely different perspective opens up.

Such a mobile platform is owned not by a technology company, but by its owner. It brings together a trusted circle of people, communications, digital services and an autonomous server infrastructure into a single mobile ecosystem that operates entirely in the owner’s best interests. Within it, family members, friends, the family office, doctors, lawyers, trusted assistants, business partners, private clubs, charitable organisations and professional communities can interact.

It is precisely this model that is embodied by a personal, private, native mobile infrastructure for iOS and Android. This is not about a new mobile app or a new social network. It is about a proprietary native mobile platform that becomes an infrastructural asset on a par with a home, a company or a family office.

Today, such an approach may be particularly sought after by high-net-worth individuals, family offices, private clubs and organisations for whom confidentiality, independence and complete control over their own mobile environment are of strategic importance. But the history of technology shows that solutions which initially appeared for a limited circle of users eventually became the new norm.

It was precisely to put this concept into practice that the patented Rezvov Mobile Software technology was developed, enabling the creation and transfer to the owner of a fully ready-to-use, personalized, private, native mobile infrastructure for iOS and Android, together with a standalone server infrastructure that is deployed entirely on the owner’s server.

Today, the development of mobile technologies continues to be driven by the creation of new mobile applications. However, there is now a different approach, in which the focus is not on creating a single mobile application, but on the owner’s personal mobile infrastructure.

The history of mobile technology began with mobile applications. The next chapter in this story is now unfolding with the emergence of personal mobile infrastructures for iOS and Android.