Android and iOS app development

We build Android and iOS apps from a single codebase, which costs less and takes less time than building two separate apps. We handle everything from design to getting the app live on the Play Store and App Store.

What we build

• Customer apps, such as booking, membership, community apps, or an app that is your core product.
• Internal company apps like staff attendance, field reports and tools your team uses every day.
• Startup MVPs: a first version good enough to test with real users, then improved from their feedback.
• Work on existing apps: new features, performance fixes, or updates to keep up with store policies.

Why one codebase

With React Native or Flutter, one build gives you both the Android and iOS app. New features ship on both platforms together, and maintenance is lighter. If your app needs something very device-specific, we’ll tell you at the start.

How we work

1. Consultation. We define the users, the main flows and what goes into version one.
2. UI/UX design. You can click through the screen designs before development starts.
3. Development. We send regular test builds you can install on your own phone.
4. Testing. We test across screen sizes and Android and iOS versions.
5. Release. We prepare the store listings and handle Play Store and App Store review.

Related work

• MIGhty Attendance, a location- and photo-based attendance and activity log app for PT Mitramas Infosys Global staff.
• Goozone Sports, an app for finding and joining sports activities.
• Nolu Dating App, a dating app designed for people with disabilities.

FAQ

How much does an app cost?

It depends on features and integrations. After a consultation, we give you a written estimate per milestone.

How long until the app is live?

It depends on the features. We agree the full schedule during planning.

Does the app need a backend or admin panel?

Almost always. We can build it too, or connect the app to systems you already have.

Do you handle the Play Store and App Store submission?

Yes, including the listings and any fixes needed if review rejects the app.