Mobile App Development
iOS and Android — one codebase, store publishing and post-launch maintenance included.
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
Discovery
1-2 weeksUse cases, platform and device targets, offline/notification needs. Deliverables: screen flow diagram and scope document.
Design
1-3 weeksClickable prototype; store screenshots and icon included.
Development
Two-week cyclesEvery cycle installs on your phone via TestFlight / Play internal testing. You start using the app before it's finished.
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 from one codebase. 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.
Other solutions
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