What problems do we solve?

Moving a field operation off paper forms and onto phones. Getting your web product into your customers' pockets. A warehouse tool that scans a barcode and updates stock instantly. Mobile projects usually come to us in one of these shapes — not as "we should have an app," but as a concrete job to be done.

Offline mode, notifications, camera and location are expensive to bolt on later; we design them into the architecture from day one.

What we build

• Customer-facing iOS and Android apps — one codebase (React Native or Flutter) for both platforms, with native modules where needed.
• Field and operations apps — offline sync, barcode/QR, location tracking; built to work on weak networks.
• Mobile versions of existing web products — on the same API, without stepping on your web team's toes.
• The store process, end to end — App Store and Google Play account setup, release management, and fix rounds if a review gets rejected. Publishing is our job, not yours.

How we work

1. Discovery (1-2 weeks) — use cases, platform and device targets, offline/notification needs. Deliverables: screen flow diagram and scope document.
2. Design (1-3 weeks) — clickable prototype; store screenshots and icon included.
3. Development (two-week cycles) — every cycle installs on your phone via TestFlight / Play internal testing. You start using the app before it's finished.
4. Launch and maintenance — store review, crash monitoring (Crashlytics), usage analytics; then compatibility rounds as OS versions ship.

An MVP typically reaches the stores in 6-10 weeks; a mid-size product takes 3-5 months.

Frequently asked questions

Native or cross-platform?

For most business apps a single codebase (React Native/Flutter) is the right call on both budget and maintenance — two platforms, one team. Heavy animation, low-level hardware access or a strongly platform-native feel point to native instead. The decision is driven by the requirements, not by what we'd like to sell; we put it in front of you with reasons at discovery.

Is store publishing included?

Yes. Developer account setup, store copy and imagery, the review process, and fixes if a submission is rejected — all part of scope. Accounts are opened in your name; the app belongs to you.

The app is live — what about updates?

iOS and Android ship major updates every year; an untouched app starts breaking within a year or two. A monthly maintenance agreement covers OS compatibility, library updates and small improvements. Prefer to take over? We hand off with complete documentation.

What drives the price?

Not screen count — business rules: offline sync, payments and device integrations are what grow the effort. After discovery you get a written proposal with scope and cost, item by item.

Tell us which platforms and which users you're targeting; we'll map the route together.