Mobile apps
iOS and Android from one codebase, from the first sketch to both app stores.
Both stores, one codebase
React Native with Expo, or .NET MAUI for C# teams. One codebase, native feel on both platforms.
Store release handled
App Store and Play Store submission, review back-and-forth, and listings set up under your own accounts.
Updates without the wait
Over-the-air updates for fixes and content, so most changes reach users without another store review.
Eyes on production
Crash reporting and analytics wired in from the first build, so problems surface before your reviews do.
Built in when your project needs it
The features that come up in almost every scoping call. If yours isn't listed, ask. This list is where most projects start.
- Authentication and user accounts
- Payments, subscriptions, and in-app purchases
- Push notifications
- Offline mode with sync
- Maps and location
- Chat and realtime features
- Camera and media upload
- Analytics and crash reporting
- Deep links and share flows
- Biometric login
How it runs.
Scope
A short call, then a proposal with a feature cut for version one, billed hourly or by milestone. You talk to the engineer who will build it.
Build
A build on your own phone within the first weeks, updated weekly through TestFlight and internal testing tracks.
Ship
Store review, launch, and handover. The repository and store accounts are yours, documented for whoever comes after us.
Built with
Questions clients ask
Short answers, no sales language. If yours isn't here, ask an engineer directly.
Ask us anythingHow much does an app cost to build?
It depends on scope more than anything. We bill $30 an hour or by milestone, and for milestone work we scope first, so you know each milestone's cost before building. A focused version one costs a fraction of a do-everything app, and we'll push you toward the focused one.
How long until my app is in the stores?
A focused first version typically takes several weeks to a few months depending on the cut. You see working builds on your phone almost the whole way, so there are no surprises at the end.
Do you build for both iOS and Android?
Yes, from one codebase. Where a project needs to go fully native, like heavy 3D or the newest platform features, we say so in the first call instead of forcing the wrong tool.
Who owns the app and the code?
You do. The repository, the store listings, and every account are set up in your name from day one.
Do you support the app after launch?
Yes, if you want us to. Some clients keep us on for fixes, store updates and new features. Others take the code in-house after handover. Either way, the repository and store accounts are already in your name, and the code is documented for whoever works on it next. New work after launch is scoped and priced in writing, the same way as the first build.
Guides and decisions
- Firebase alternatives in 2026: what the migration takes
- Offline-first React Native database: PowerSync vs WatermelonDB
- Hiring a .NET MAUI developer? 7 things to ask for first
- Codemagic pricing vs EAS Build, Bitrise, GitHub Actions 2026
- Affordable offshore React Native teams: 10 to shortlist
- The best React Native agencies for startups, scored
Got something to build?
Tell us what you need. An engineer replies, not a sales team.