Mobile App Development Company
An app is rarely just the app. It needs a backend, accounts, payments, notifications, store approval and a plan for updates after launch. We build iOS and Android apps, usually cross-platform with React Native or Flutter and native where the product needs it, and we handle the backend and store submission too, so you aren’t coordinating three vendors.
What this gives you
- One codebase for iOS and Android in most cases, so features reach both together
- Store submission, review feedback and releases handled for you
- Crash reporting and analytics in place from launch day
Some of the teams we’ve worked with
What’s included
The work we take responsibility for.
Cross-platform apps
React Native or Flutter for iOS and Android from one codebase, which usually means lower build cost and simpler updates.
Native where it counts
Swift and Kotlin when the app depends on heavy device features, background processing or performance that cross-platform frameworks handle poorly.
Backend and APIs
Accounts, real-time data, payments and push notifications, built and hosted alongside the app.
App store launch
Store listings, screenshots, privacy details, submission and release management. Apple and Google both review apps before release, so we prepare for their requirements early rather than discovering them at submission.
Onboarding and retention design
UX focused on the first session and on the reasons people open the app again.
Post-launch updates
Analytics, crash monitoring and a regular release cycle for fixes, new OS versions and new features.
Deliverables
What you keep when the work is done.
- iOS and Android apps
- Backend and APIs
- App Store and Google Play submission
- Analytics and crash monitoring
- Post-launch roadmap
How we deliver
Scope and design the system
A senior engineer works out the data model, the integrations and the build plan with you. These decisions shape everything after, so a person makes them.
Build, with AI on the routine work
AI tools draft scaffolding, boilerplate and first-pass tests, so engineering hours go into the parts specific to your business.
Review and harden
Engineers review the code, check security and own the quality of what ships. Nothing AI-drafted goes out unreviewed.
Launch and keep improving
Production release with monitoring in place, then short cycles of changes based on how people actually use it.
FAQ
Common questions about Mobile Apps
How much does it cost to build an app?
A focused MVP typically ranges from the mid four figures to low five figures depending on scope; apps with complex backends, offline use or many integrations cost more. We scope it in detail and give you a fixed price up front. Budget separately for hosting and store fees; Apple’s developer program, for example, costs $99 a year.
Native or cross-platform?
For most business apps, cross-platform (React Native or Flutter) is the better choice: one codebase, both stores, and lower cost to build and maintain. We recommend native only when performance or platform-specific features genuinely require it, and we’ll explain why.
Do you handle the app store submission?
Yes. We prepare store listings and privacy details, submit builds, respond to review feedback and manage releases. We also set up analytics and crash reporting, so you can see how the app performs once it’s live.
Can you continue improving the app after launch?
Yes, through a dedicated monthly allocation or fixed feature sprints. Apps also need routine updates as iOS and Android change, so we plan for that from the start. You can begin with a one-week trial.
What do you need from us?
Someone who can make product decisions, access to any systems the app connects to, and developer accounts in your company’s name so you own the listings. Set those up early: Apple’s organization enrollment requires a D-U-N-S number, and new personal Google Play accounts must run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days before an app can go live.
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Talk through what you need with someone technical.
Share a few details and an engineer will reply within one business day with clear next steps. If it looks like a fit, you can start with a one-week trial on real work.