Mobile App Development — iOS & Android

Default to React Native when you need both stores on a constrained budget; go native when the app leans on heavy graphics, deep hardware integration, or platform-specific UX; choose a PWA when distribution speed matters more than store presence — internal tools and B2B utilities especially. We'll tell you honestly which fits, including when the cheapest option is the right one.

A focused single-purpose app typically runs $10,000–$25,000; a full-featured product with accounts, payments, and a backend usually lands between $25,000 and $80,000. Cross-platform development keeps you at the lower end by sharing one codebase. These figures are generally 40–60% below equivalent quotes from US, UK, or Western European agencies.

Yes, end to end — store listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, review compliance, and the inevitable back-and-forth with Apple's review team. We've shipped through rejections and know the guidelines well enough to avoid most of them in advance.

Almost every serious mobile app is half backend — accounts, sync, push notifications, payments. We build the full system: the API in Node.js/TypeScript with PostgreSQL, the mobile clients, and the infrastructure they run on, so there's one accountable team instead of a seam between two vendors.

Mobile apps decay without maintenance — OS updates break things, store policies change, users find edge cases. We offer monthly maintenance retainers covering updates, monitoring, and small improvements, or a documented handover if you're taking it in-house. Either way, you're not stranded at version 1.0.