Mobile Apps
iOS and Android apps from one team
We build iOS and Android apps from one codebase, with one team handling design, development and store release. You see a working version every week.
Sample view
Three problems we fix
- 01Two platforms, double the costOne codebase for iOS and Android instead of two separate projects.
- 02The app stops working without signalOffline mode: work continues and syncs when the connection returns.
- 03Store approval feels like a black boxWe prepare builds, test releases and the store review with you.
What we deliver
iOS & Android
One codebase, two store-ready apps.
Offline & sync
Works without signal and syncs when it is back.
Push notifications
Reach people at the right moment.
Store release
We handle builds, review and publishing.
What do you need?
Recommended scope
Pick one answer in each question and we suggest where to start.
Web app or native?
| Your situation | Web app (PWA) | Native app |
|---|---|---|
| People mostly use it at a desk | EnoughA web app on any device covers it. | OverkillNo need for an app store release. |
| You need push notifications on the phone | LimitedSupport differs by device and system. | Pays offFull access to notifications. |
| It has to work without signal | LimitedOffline support is basic. | Pays offLocal storage and sync built in. |
| You need camera, GPS or Bluetooth | LimitedAccess depends on the browser. | Pays offDirect access to device features. |
| Customers should find you in the app stores | LimitedStore presence is limited. | Pays offListed in the App Store and Google Play. |
People mostly use it at a desk
Web app (PWA)EnoughA web app on any device covers it.Native appOverkillNo need for an app store release.
You need push notifications on the phone
Web app (PWA)LimitedSupport differs by device and system.Native appPays offFull access to notifications.
It has to work without signal
Web app (PWA)LimitedOffline support is basic.Native appPays offLocal storage and sync built in.
You need camera, GPS or Bluetooth
Web app (PWA)LimitedAccess depends on the browser.Native appPays offDirect access to device features.
Customers should find you in the app stores
Web app (PWA)LimitedStore presence is limited.Native appPays offListed in the App Store and Google Play.
Typical projects
- 01App for your customers, with login and push
- 02Field app for employees that works offline
- 03MVP app for a new product
- 04Companion app for an existing website or web app
From the first call to the store
- What you getA short summary of the first version and the platforms you need.What we need from youYour goals, users and any existing backend.
- What you getAn installable test build, not a mockup.What we need from youA person who can try it and give feedback.
- What you getNew screens and features to test every week.What we need from youFeedback within the week.
- What you getBuilds for internal testing, then store review and publishing.What we need from youYour store accounts, or help creating them.
What it costs
Every app is priced after the intro call. These three things move the price most.
- 01Offline mode and data sync
- 02Payments and integrations
- 03Number of screens and roles
Technology & quality
- Stack
- Expo · React Native · NestJS
- Delivery
- A working piece to review every week
Common questions
Short answers. Anything else, write to us.
No. We build both from one codebase, so you pay for one project and both platforms get the same features. Where a platform needs its own behaviour, we adapt it.
Apple and Google review every app before it goes live. We prepare the builds, the store listing and test releases, and guide you through the review. How long it takes is up to the stores, so we do not promise a date.
Yes. Data is stored on the phone, people keep working without signal, and changes sync once the connection is back. We plan which data must be available offline at the start.
Yes. We set up push notifications for both platforms, including the permission prompt and the rules for when a message is sent.
Apple and Google charge their own developer and commission fees. These are set by the stores and can change, so please check their current terms. We do not quote their amounts.
Updates go through the stores, and some changes can reach users without a new store version. When we plan your app, we explain which updates are quick and which need a store review.