Cross platform apps
React Native or Flutter apps that ship to the App Store and Google Play from one codebase, with native modules dropped in wherever the platform demands it.
Mobile Apps
Apps that feel native
on both stores, from one build
We design and ship cross platform mobile apps with React Native and Flutter. One codebase, genuinely native feel, offline support where it matters, and a release pipeline that gets updates to your users without a fight.
React NativeFlutterOffline FirstApp Store Ready
1
Codebase for iOS and Android
8 to 12
Weeks to a store ready first version
60fps
Target for every screen we ship
Why It Matters
People delete apps that feel slow long before they read the features list.
Mobile is unforgiving. A launch screen that hangs, a list that stutters, a form that loses your input when the signal drops, and the app is gone from the phone. Nobody writes a support ticket about it, they just leave, and your install cost is wasted.
So we build for the phone rather than for the demo. Smooth lists, instant navigation, sensible loading states, work that continues when the connection does not, and push notifications that are useful rather than annoying. The polish is the product.
Cross platform is the practical choice for most companies. One team, one codebase, two stores, and roughly half the budget of building twice. We drop to native modules where the platform genuinely demands it, so you never trade away the capability you actually need.
How we keep it honest
- Designed for thumbs, small screens, and bad connections from the first sketch
- Offline first data handling so the app keeps working in lifts and basements
- Store submission handled for you, including the review rejections nobody warns you about
- Crash reporting and analytics wired up before launch, not after the first bad review
Capabilities
What we build
Consumer apps, internal tools for field teams, and the mobile half of a product you already run on the web.
Product and interface design
Flows, screens, and a component library designed for touch and built to each platform's conventions, so the app feels right rather than like a website in a frame.
Backend and sync
The APIs, authentication, storage, and real time sync behind the app, including offline queues that reconcile cleanly when the device comes back online.
Push and engagement
Notifications, deep links, in app messaging, and onboarding flows built around retention rather than a one time install spike.
AI features inside the app
Voice input, smart search, chat assistants, image understanding, and recommendations added where they make the app genuinely faster to use.
Release and store management
Signing, provisioning, staged rollouts, over the air updates, crash reporting, and store listings handled so releases stay boring and predictable.
How We Work
From first conversation to production
No six month discovery phase. We move in short cycles and you see working software early.
01
Scope and flows
We agree what version one must do, sketch the core flows, and cut anything that does not earn its place. Small first releases reach users sooner and teach you more.
02
Design the experience
Screens, navigation, states, and a component library, prototyped and clickable so you can feel the app on a phone before we build it.
03
Build and integrate
The app and its backend built together in two week sprints, with test builds on your device throughout so feedback is based on the real thing.
04
Test on real devices
Performance, offline behaviour, permissions, older phones, and accessibility all checked on hardware, not just on a simulator on a fast laptop.
05
Ship and iterate
We handle both store submissions, watch crash and usage data through the first weeks, and turn what users actually do into the next release.
Tools we build with
React NativeExpoFlutterTypeScriptSwiftKotlinFirebaseSupabaseNode.jsFastAPIPostgreSQLSentryApp Store ConnectGoogle Play Console
Let's Talk
Bring us the app idea. We will tell you what version one should be.
Describe who it is for and what it has to do on day one. You get a scope, a realistic timeline, a price, and an honest opinion on what to cut.
We reply within 24 hours with a clear plan, a timeline, and a number.
Use Cases
Apps we are usually asked for
Patterns we have shipped before, so we already know where the traps are.
Field and service teams
Job lists, checklists, photos, signatures, and reports captured on site and synced when signal returns, replacing paper that never makes it back to the office.
Booking and appointments
Customers browse availability, book, pay, reschedule, and get reminders, which removes a large share of the calls your front desk fields every day.
Marketplace and delivery
Buyer and courier apps with live tracking, notifications, and payments, built to stay responsive on cheap phones and patchy mobile data.
Health and wellness
Tracking, reminders, content, and practitioner messaging, with privacy handled properly because health data is not a place to improvise.
Internal company apps
Approvals, requests, inventory, and directory tools for staff who are never at a desk, tied into the systems your office team already uses.
Companion apps for web products
The mobile half of a platform you already run, sharing one backend so both surfaces stay in step without doubling your maintenance.
What You Get
Everything handed over, nothing held hostage
You finish the engagement owning the system, the code, and the knowledge to run it without us. That is the point.
- Published apps on the App Store and Google Play under your own accounts
- Full source code, design files, and build configuration in your repositories
- Backend, APIs, and infrastructure deployed to your cloud
- Crash reporting, analytics, and over the air update tooling configured
- Store listing assets, screenshots, and submission handled for you
- Thirty days of post launch fixes and tuning included
FAQ
Mobile Apps, answered straight
The questions every serious buyer asks us before the first invoice.
Should we build cross platform or native?
Cross platform suits the large majority of products and roughly halves the budget. Native is worth it for heavy graphics, deep hardware integration, or extreme performance demands. We will tell you honestly which camp your app falls into.
How much does a mobile app cost?
A focused first version typically starts in the low five figures in dollars and grows with the feature set and backend complexity. You get a fixed price against a written scope after discovery.
Do you handle the App Store and Play Store submissions?
Yes, including signing, provisioning, listing copy, screenshots, privacy declarations, and the back and forth with reviewers. The accounts stay in your name.
Can the app work offline?
Yes. We design local storage and a sync queue so users keep working without signal and everything reconciles when they reconnect. This is essential for field teams and worth it for most apps.
Can you add AI features to an existing app?
Yes. Voice input, smart search, assistants, and document scanning are common additions, and we can build them into an app your current team maintains.
Who owns the app and the store accounts?
You do. The code lives in your repositories and the apps are published under your developer accounts, so you are never dependent on us to release an update.
Keep Exploring
The rest of what we do
Most projects touch more than one of these. We can take the whole thing or slot into the part you need.
Ready to Start?
Let's build the version of this
that actually ships
Tell us the problem in plain language. We will tell you whether it is worth building, what it takes, and what it costs, before you spend a rupee or a dollar.
We reply within 24 hours with a clear plan, a timeline, and a number.