An app your customers keep, not one they delete after a week.
We build for iOS and Android from a single codebase where that is the right economics, and natively where performance or platform features demand it. We will tell you which one you need.
Questions worth answering before you build
- Does this genuinely need an app, or would a fast mobile website do the same job for a fraction of the cost?
- What happens when the user has no signal — does the app degrade gracefully or simply fail?
- Who maintains it when iOS and Android push breaking changes, roughly once a year each?
- How do users get in? Every extra step in signup costs a measurable share of them.
What we handle
Cross-platform and native builds
One codebase for both stores when that fits, native Swift or Kotlin when the app needs hardware access or heavy performance.
Offline-first behaviour
Local storage and sync so the app stays usable on a patchy connection — essential for field, logistics and retail apps.
Backend and APIs
The server side an app needs: authentication, push notifications, sync endpoints and admin tooling.
Store submission and updates
App Store and Play Console setup, review submission, and the release process afterwards. Published under your developer accounts, not ours.
No surprises, and no arguments about scope.
You will know the cost and the shape of the project before you commit to anything.
Free scoping call
Thirty minutes. What you need, what it is worth building, and what it is not.
Written proposal
Scope, milestones, a fixed cost band and a timeline — in writing, before you pay anything.
Build in sprints
You see working software every two weeks, not a status report at the end.
Launch and support
We hand over the code and the accounts, then stay on to maintain and improve.
Common questions
Cross-platform or native — which do we need?
Cross-platform for most business apps: one codebase, roughly 40% less to build and maintain, and the performance difference is invisible to users. Native when you need heavy graphics, deep hardware access or platform-specific features. We will make the case either way before you commit.
Do we need our own developer accounts?
Yes, and you should insist on it with any agency. Apps published under a vendor's account are extremely painful to move later. We will set up your accounts and publish under them.
What does maintenance actually involve?
Both platforms release breaking changes annually. Without updates, an app typically starts failing within twelve to eighteen months. Budget for a support retainer from the start rather than treating it as an unpleasant surprise.
Tell us the problem. We'll tell you what it takes.
A free 30-minute scoping call, a written estimate, and an honest answer about whether it's worth building.