Mobile Apps
iOS & ANDROID.

An app isn't a website shrunk down to a smaller screen. It lives on a device the user carries everywhere, with notifications, camera, GPS and publishing rules all its own. That's why we start from the concrete questions: what the app has to do, who will use it, on which phones, and which backend it needs to talk to. The quote you get within 24 hours comes from those answers, not from a price list.

Native or cross-platform. This is the first decision and it drives cost and timeline. A native app is written twice — Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android — and squeezes the most out of the hardware: it's worth it when you need heavy graphics, augmented reality, intensive camera or sensor use, or when the app is essentially a game. Cross-platform with Flutter or React Native uses one codebase for both platforms: it costs less, ships sooner, and for the vast majority of apps — internal tools, marketplaces, booking, delivery, social — it's indistinguishable from a native app. We advise you based on the real use case, not on what's trendy this year.

Development. We build with Flutter, React Native or Expo depending on the project, with the interface designed to respect the conventions of iOS and Android rather than flattening them into a single look. We integrate backends and APIs, login and authentication, push notifications and payments where needed, and we test on real devices — not just the simulator, where everything always seems to work.

Publishing. We handle going live on the App Store and Google Play: listing preparation, screenshots, and managing Apple's and Google's review process and their guidelines — the part where projects most often get stuck. After launch we stay available for updates, fixes and new versions.