Custom mobile app development

We design and build Android and iOS apps, from the first wireframe to approval on the Play Store and App Store. Most clients come to us with an idea and a deadline; we help decide what goes into the first version, then build it and support it after launch.

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Who it's for

When an app is worth building

Your customers book, order or reorder often enough to want an app on their phone.
You're a founder building a new app and need one team for design, app and back end.
You have an existing app that's buggy, outdated or abandoned by the original developer.

If customers visit only occasionally, a fast mobile website is usually enough. We'll tell you if that's the case.

What's included

From idea to app store

UX and screen design

User flows and screens, tested as a clickable prototype on your phone before development starts.

Cross-platform or native

One codebase for Android and iOS for most business apps; native code when you need heavy device features or top performance.

Admin panel and API

The back end your app talks to, plus an admin panel for your team to manage users, orders and content.

Core features

Push notifications, payments, maps, chat and analytics, added as your first release needs them.

Store launch and support

Listings, screenshots and submission to both stores, then bug fixes and OS-update support.

Need the API built separately?

Our Node.js and Laravel teams build APIs for apps made in-house too.

Node.js development →

Types of apps

Apps businesses ask us about

Booking apps for taxis, hotels and appointments · Food and grocery ordering · Chat and messaging · Education and learning · Field-staff and internal apps · Shopify and ecommerce apps.

Project considerations

What affects time and cost

Number of apps. A taxi platform needs a rider app, a driver app and an admin panel.
Real-time features. Live tracking and chat take more work than standard screens.
Offline use. Working without a connection and syncing later adds complexity.

FAQ

Mobile app questions

Do I need an app or a mobile website?

If customers use it weekly or need notifications, an app. If they visit occasionally, a fast mobile website is usually enough.

Who owns the app in the stores?

You do. We publish under your own Google Play and Apple developer accounts.

Can you take over our existing app?

Yes, after a code review to see whether it's worth fixing or better to rebuild.

Have an app idea?

Describe who will use it and what they need to do. We'll help you shape a first version.

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