An app, if an app is genuinely the answer
iOS and Android apps, from first release to the store.
Mobile apps are expensive to build and more expensive to maintain, and a great many businesses that want one would be better served by a fast mobile website. We would rather establish which you need before quoting.
Where an app is genuinely warranted — offline use, device hardware, push notifications, or a tool used daily by the same people — we build for iOS and Android, handle the backend it talks to, and take it through store submission.
We tend to recommend cross-platform for business applications, because one codebase for both platforms roughly halves both the build and the ongoing maintenance. Native makes sense where performance or deep platform integration genuinely demands it, and we will say which case you are in.
What we do with Mobile App Development
- ✓React Native cross-platform apps
- ✓Native iOS and Android development
- ✓Backend APIs and infrastructure for apps
- ✓Offline-first data handling and syncing
- ✓Push notifications and deep linking
- ✓App Store and Play Store submission
- ✓Analytics and crash reporting
- ✓Ongoing maintenance and OS version updates
Questions
Do we actually need an app, or would a website do?
If the value is content or occasional transactions, a fast mobile website is cheaper and easier to find. An app earns its cost with offline use, device hardware, notifications or daily repeat use.
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform for most business apps — one codebase, roughly half the build and maintenance cost. Native where performance or deep platform integration genuinely requires it.
Do you handle App Store submission?
Yes, including store listings, review responses and the resubmissions that a first release usually needs.
Tell us what you are trying to fix
Send us a short description of the problem and we will come back within one working day with a straight answer on whether we can help, roughly what it would take, and what it is likely to cost.