Paying twice for two platforms
Separate iOS and Android builds double the work. Cross-platform development shares most of the code.
MOBILE APP DEVELOPMENT
A good app does a few things really well. We plan, design and build mobile apps for iOS and Android, along with the backend, admin panel and app store setup they need.
OVERVIEW
Before writing code, it's worth asking whether you need an app at all, or whether a mobile-friendly web app would do. Apps make sense when people use your service often, need things like push notifications, camera or location access, or expect to find you in the app stores.
When an app is the right call, we usually build cross-platform with Flutter or React Native. One codebase runs on both iOS and Android, which keeps build and maintenance costs lower than two separate apps. For features that need native code, we add it where required.
An app is rarely just the app. Most need a backend for accounts and data, an admin panel for your team, and a plan for updates once it's live. We cover all of that.
COMMON PROBLEMS
Separate iOS and Android builds double the work. Cross-platform development shares most of the code.
Without an admin panel, every content change needs a developer. We build the tools your team needs to run it.
Apple and Google have detailed rules. We prepare builds, listings and privacy details to reduce back-and-forth.
Trying to ship everything at once delays release. We help define a first version people can start using.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
User flows, feature priorities and a clear definition of what goes into version one.
Screens designed in Figma following iOS and Android conventions, tested as clickable prototypes.
One codebase in Flutter or React Native running on both iOS and Android.
User accounts, data storage, payments and integrations through a secure API.
A web dashboard where your team manages users, content, orders or bookings.
Build signing, store listings, screenshots and submission to the App Store and Google Play.
HOW IT WORKS
We begin with a discovery phase to map users, key flows and the smallest useful feature set. Designs are turned into a clickable prototype you can try on your phone. Development then runs in short rounds, and you get test builds through TestFlight and Google Play internal testing so you can use the app as it grows.
The developer accounts and app listings are created in your name. After release we can handle OS updates, bug fixes and new features on a support plan, since apps need regular attention as iOS and Android change.
Cross-platform builds keep development and updates more manageable.
Regular test builds let you try real features on your own device throughout the project.
Backend, admin panel and app store setup are part of the plan, not afterthoughts.
Source code, store accounts and backend hosting stay under your control.
OUR PROCESS
We define users, core journeys and what belongs in version one.
Screens are designed and linked into a prototype you can tap through.
App, backend and admin panel are built in rounds with test builds after each.
You and a small group of users try the app, and we fix what comes up.
We prepare listings, submit for review and support the release.
Chosen to fit the project. We'll use your existing tools where they do the job.
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Learn moreFAQS
For most business apps, cross-platform is a practical choice because one codebase serves both platforms. Native development can make sense for apps with very heavy graphics or deep hardware use. We'll advise based on your features.
It depends on the number of screens, features, integrations and backend work involved. We'll scope it with you and provide an estimate, often suggesting a smaller first version to start.
You do. The developer accounts are in your name and the source code is handed over to you.
Yes. We prepare and submit builds to the App Store and Google Play. Approval is up to Apple and Google, but we follow their guidelines closely to reduce delays.
Apps need updates as operating systems change and users give feedback. We offer ongoing support for fixes, updates and new features.
GET STARTED
Tell us what you want users to do, and we'll help you work out the first version worth building.