Mobile App Development Services for iOS and Android

Cost depends on scope, framework choice, and backend complexity. A focused MVP shipping both iOS and Android from one codebase runs at the lower end. Full production apps with complex features, backend infrastructure, third party integrations, and monetization run considerably higher. Building with React Native or Flutter is more cost effective than maintaining two separate native codebases while delivering comparable quality. You receive a detailed scope and cost model during discovery before any commitment.

A focused MVP with a clean scope typically takes ten to fourteen weeks from discovery through App Store or Play Store submission. Production apps with backend development, third party integrations, and full feature scope typically run four to seven months. Add two to four weeks for store review depending on what you are shipping. You receive a phased timeline with milestones during discovery so deadlines are visible from the start.

Yes. We work across the spectrum from early stage startups building their first app to established organizations adding mobile to an existing platform. Startups get leaner process, faster iteration, and tighter scope discipline. Larger clients get structured governance, stakeholder review cadences, and coordination across teams. We recommend the approach based on your team size, timeline, and product maturity.

Both frameworks are production ready and most users cannot tell the difference from a native app. React Native is the stronger choice when your team already works in JavaScript or TypeScript, when you want to share code between mobile and web, or when your product relies on a large ecosystem of community packages. Flutter is the stronger choice when you need pixel perfect consistency across both platforms, when your product has heavy custom UI or animations, or when your team is starting fresh. We recommend based on your specifics during discovery.

Yes. We build with store guidelines in mind from the start, which prevents most rejections before they happen. When submissions encounter reviewer feedback, we handle the response and revision cycle. Common rejection reasons like missing privacy declarations, subscription flow issues, permission justifications, and metadata problems are anticipated during development rather than fixed after a rejection delays your launch.

Yes. Every engagement includes documentation, CI/CD setup, and knowledge transfer. Code is written to be readable, tested, and maintainable. We deliver runbooks covering release processes, common issues, and monitoring dashboards. Some clients keep us on retainer for OS version updates, feature development, and store operations. Others transition to in house teams after the initial engagement. Both paths work.

Yes. We build backend APIs designed for mobile client patterns: efficient payloads, offline support, retry logic, and real time updates where needed. If you already have backend systems, we integrate rather than rebuild. We work with REST, GraphQL, and gRPC, and connect to existing databases, authentication providers, payment platforms, and analytics infrastructure your business already runs on.

Mobile OS updates break things. New versions deprecate APIs, change UI behavior, and introduce privacy requirements that break existing apps. On top of that, React Native and Flutter themselves release major updates that need careful migration. We monitor all three, evaluate impact on your app, and ship updates before deprecations become mandatory. For clients on retainers, this is included.

Yes. We implement in app purchases and subscriptions on iOS and Android including receipt validation, subscription lifecycle handling, and RevenueCat integration for subscription management. Trial flows, promotional pricing, paywall A/B testing, and analytics showing where users convert and churn are part of standard monetization work we handle regularly.