Mobile App Development

We decide based on the need. In most projects we ship both platforms from a single codebase, making the most of time and budget; where the app relies heavily on device features, we recommend platform-specific development.

We prepare and follow up the store submissions; the app is published under your own developer account, in your name. We also handle any feedback the stores send during review on your behalf.

After launch we follow user feedback and analytics together and shape the release plan around them. With a maintenance agreement we keep your app current with new operating system versions and fixes.

The cost depends on the number of screens, the types of user, the systems the app connects to and whether you need an admin panel. We define the scope of the first release together and, once it is clear, give you a fixed written quote; we often recommend starting with a focused first version. That way your budget goes on the features that genuinely matter.

It depends on the app’s scope and on when the content, images and connection details are ready; store review times are set by the App Store and Google Play. We share the timeline in writing, stage by stage, together with the quote. You know what will be ready at each stage and can plan your launch with confidence.

If customers only deal with you now and then, a mobile-friendly website is often enough. Where there is regular use, such as frequent orders, loyalty points, bookings or notifications, an app makes a real difference. We weigh up your needs together and won’t recommend an app you don’t need, so your budget goes where it counts.

Yes. Before any coding starts, we prepare the screens as a clickable prototype you can try on your own phone. We refine the flow and design together based on your feedback and move into development with your approval. You know from the start what you are getting and make every decision with peace of mind.

Yes. As long as users give permission, you can send notifications such as order updates, appointment reminders or campaign announcements. You can target specific user groups and measure which messages get the app opened. A short message at the right moment brings your customer back to you.