Why Mobile Apps with Us?
Mobile app development here means an app that runs on iOS and Android and is published to both stores under your company's name. We build from a single codebase where that fits, or natively per platform where performance or hardware requires it — decided by what the app does, not by what is cheaper.
Do you actually need an app?
Not every business does. An app earns its cost when you need push notifications, offline use, access to the camera or location, or when customers return daily. If usage is occasional, a fast website serves better for less — and we will say so.
What delivery includes
Design, development, a dashboard for content and users, integration with your existing systems, testing on real devices, then publication to the App Store and Google Play with the review process managed through to approval.
Timeline
A mid-scope app runs six to twelve weeks to publication; store review sits outside our control and is added to that. Larger programmes are phased against an agreed schedule.
After launch
Operating systems change every year, and an unmaintained app stops working within a couple of seasons. Maintenance covers compatibility with new releases, defect fixes, and the stores' changing requirements.
- iOS and Android, single codebase or native as the app actually requires
- Dashboard for content, users and push notifications
- Integration with your existing systems: inventory, payments, CRM
- Testing on real devices across screen sizes
- Store publication with the review process managed to approval
- Maintenance that keeps compatibility with new OS releases
App Features
What makes our services stand out
Cross-Platform
iOS and Android from one codebase
Native Performance
Fast and smooth experience
Push Notifications
Engage users with notifications
Secure
Data protection and encryption
Technologies We Use
Powered by cutting-edge tech stack
Development Process
How we turn your idea into reality
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Ideation
Refining your app idea
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UI/UX Design
Designing the user experience
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Development
Building the app
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Testing
Quality assurance
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Store Launch
Publishing on app stores
Pricing Plans
Choose the plan that fits your needs
Basic Plan
Perfect for small projects
- Basic design
- Technical support
- 1 month free maintenance
- Email support
- Basic SEO setup
- Mobile responsive
Professional Plan
For medium businesses
- Advanced design
- 24/7 support
- 3 months maintenance
- SEO optimization
- Performance monitoring
- Priority support
Enterprise Plan
For large corporations
- Custom design
- Dedicated support
- Annual maintenance
- Strategic consulting
- Advanced security
- SLA guarantee
FAQ
Answers to common questions
How much does a mobile app cost?
How long until the app is on the stores?
Do I need an app or is a website enough?
What happens to the app after a year?
Native or a single codebase?
The first question in every app project, and the answer follows what the app does rather than what costs less.
| Criterion | Single codebase | Native per platform |
|---|---|---|
| Cost and timeline | Lower — one build for two platforms | Higher — two separate builds |
| Performance in heavy graphics | Sufficient for most applications | Clearly better for games and real-time processing |
| Device hardware access | Covers the common: camera, location, notifications | Complete, including new capabilities on release day |
| Visual consistency across platforms | Consistent by nature | Requires work to unify, or is left different deliberately |
| Long-term maintenance | One change applies to both | Every change twice |
| When it fails | When the app needs a new OS capability before the framework supports it | When the budget cannot carry two tracks |
Our recommendation
A single codebase suits most business, retail and service apps. Native earns its cost when graphics performance or deep hardware access is the point of the app. And if your customers use it occasionally, a fast website serves for less than either.