Mobile App Development Services

The screens are the part everyone can see, so they are the part that gets quoted. The bigger half is usually what sits behind them: accounts, syncing data between phone and server, push notifications, and an admin area for your team. Selling subscriptions adds more again, because the same purchase has to work on both stores, which we usually handle with a billing service called RevenueCat.

A first version with real users on it is usually three to five months. What moves that date is almost always the app stores. Apple and Google both review every release, and if your company does not hold developer accounts yet, enrolling can take weeks by itself. We start that paperwork early.

Yes. Before quoting we want the code and the signing keys, not a demo. We check whether the app still builds on a current machine, whether there are any tests, and how it behaves when the phone loses signal mid-action. Code with no tests and no build instructions costs more to take on than it looks.

Yes. Rather than list logos here, we would rather walk you through work close to yours on a call. What carries over between projects is the unglamorous part: handling a dropped connection mid-action, getting a release through review without surprises, and building the admin side your own staff will live in. Ask us for references in your sector.

Everything. The code repository is yours, both store listings sit under your own company account, and you hold the signing keys that let anyone publish updates. The backend, whether that is Firebase or a server we build for you, runs in your own cloud account from day one. That account has to be yours, not ours, so nothing is trapped here.

Because we treat the parts you cannot see as the real project. We plan the backend, the analytics and the store paperwork before the first screen is drawn, and we say early when a feature will not survive review. You get a named team, code you can read, and accounts in your own name throughout.