Mobile App Development
Native-quality iOS and Android apps from a single codebase — from idea to App Store and Google Play.
When you actually need an app
Not every business needs a mobile app; sometimes a great mobile website is enough. An app makes the difference when:
- Users engage with your product frequently and habitually
- You need push notifications, camera, location, barcode scanning or Bluetooth
- Field teams must work offline
- App store visibility is part of your sales channel
We answer this question honestly in the first call. If you don't need an app, we won't sell you one.
One codebase, two platforms
We build most apps with Flutter: one codebase delivers native-performance apps for iOS and Android, with significantly lower build and maintenance cost than two separate apps. When a platform-specific feature is needed, we extend with native modules.
What we build
- Customer apps: ordering, booking, loyalty and account management
- Field apps: service forms, photo reports, barcode/QR inventory, offline sync
- Internal apps: approvals, announcements, shifts and task tracking
- IoT companion apps: Bluetooth device management and data capture
The invisible half of every app
App quality depends heavily on the backend behind it. Authentication, notifications, data sync and the admin panel are built on .NET as part of our API development work. If you already have a web application, we share its business rules instead of duplicating them.
Store launch and beyond
We manage App Store and Google Play submissions, including store assets and listing copy. After launch we monitor crash reports and usage, and keep up with OS updates under software support.
Our Process
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Product Discovery
Target users, core scenarios and the MVP scope are defined.
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UX Design
Flows and a clickable prototype are tested with real users.
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Development
App and backend are built in parallel with test builds every sprint.
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Store Launch
Store preparation, review and staged rollout are handled end to end.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you build separate iOS and Android apps?
Usually not. Flutter gives us one codebase with native performance on both platforms; we write native modules where needed.
How long until an app is in the stores?
A focused MVP typically ships in 8-12 weeks, with new features added every two weeks after that.
Can the app work offline?
Yes. For field apps we store data on the device and sync with the server when a connection is available.
Who owns the store accounts?
You do. We recommend developer accounts in your company's name; we handle setup and publishing.