Mobile App Development

Almost always both, from one codebase — the cost difference over building for a single platform is small, and you never have to tell half your customers to wait. The exception is internal company apps where you control the devices; there, targeting one platform can simplify things. We will give you a straight recommendation on the scoping call.

A focused app — a booking tool, a loyalty app, a field-work companion — typically starts in the mid four figures. Apps with accounts, payments and heavy backend logic go higher. You get a fixed quote with a written checklist and escrow protection before anything starts, so there is no meter running.

Most apps take 6–12 weeks to build, plus store review time — usually a few days for Google and up to a week for Apple, occasionally longer if reviewers ask questions. We have been through Apple review enough times to prepare submissions that pass cleanly.

If your users ever lose signal, it should — and we design for it. Data is stored locally and syncs when the connection returns, so a delivery driver in a basement or a salesperson at a trade show keeps working. This is a specialty of ours carried over from building offline desktop software.

You do. We publish under your Apple and Google developer accounts, hand over full source code, and document the release process so any future developer can ship updates. No dependency on us survives the handover unless you want it to.

Yes — both are standard requests. We will also talk honestly about notification strategy, because apps that over-notify get uninstalled; a well-timed useful notification builds habit, a noisy one destroys it.

Usually it is a good sign — it means the market is proven. Winning then comes from executing better for a specific audience: faster, simpler, more local, better support. Tell us the idea through the contact page and we will give you an honest take on where the opening is.