Applications your team actually opens.
Native or hybrid iOS and Android, and web apps with APIs, roles and continuous delivery.
Fast prototype, a working MVP with real users, and growth in phases. Every release goes to production, not to a recorded demo.
Most apps that fail do not fail because of the stack. They fail because they shipped twenty screens before anyone confirmed the first three were worth building. We start with the core, publish it, and decide the rest from usage data.
What it includes
- Native apps: Android in Kotlin, iOS in Swift.
- Hybrid apps with React Native or Flutter when shared code buys real speed.
- Web apps in React with proper state management, not a pile of loose pages.
- Installable PWAs, offline-capable where it makes sense.
- Documented, versioned REST and GraphQL APIs.
- Role-based authentication with permissions and revocable sessions.
- Push notifications through FCM and APNs.
- Payment gateway and third-party integrations.
How we work
- Discovery and user stories. What the app does, for whom, and what «working» means.
- Clickable wireframes. A Figma prototype to validate flows before a line of code.
- Working MVP. The 3–5 core screens, published to a closed beta.
- Sprint iteration. Releases every 1–2 weeks with feedback from real users.
- Store publishing. Play Store and App Store under your developer account, with screenshots and baseline ASO.
- Support and evolution. Monthly maintenance, SDK updates and new versions.
Usual stack
Kotlin · Swift · React Native · Flutter · Node.js · Firebase · Docker
Frequent questions
- Native or cross-platform?
- It depends. Heavy camera use, sensors or critical performance means native. Business screens and CRUD, where speed matters more than a 5% performance edge, means React Native or Flutter with one team for both platforms.
- How much does an app cost?
- A mobile app starts at 1,000 USD and a desktop app the same. A web app or dashboard from 700 USD, and a custom platform with several modules and integrations from 1,800 USD. The estimator adjusts for size.
- Do you publish to Google Play and the App Store?
- Yes, always under your developer account (99 USD/year Apple, 25 USD one-off Google) so the app stays in your name. Screenshots, copy and baseline ASO are included.
- Can I start with an MVP and grow later?
- That is what we recommend: a validated MVP in 6–8 weeks with real users, then decide what to scale based on what you learned.
- Do you offer post-launch support?
- Yes. Monthly plans covering bug fixes, mobile platform SDK updates and basic monitoring.