What is Mobile App?
A mobile app makes sense when there is a need a website can't meet: sending notifications, working offline, using device hardware or speeding up a constantly repeated action.
If none of these needs exist, a mobile-friendly website is usually the better decision: faster to build, updates don't get stuck in store review, and it's visible in search engines.
What's included?
- Development for iOS and Android from a single codebase
- Interface design and flow
- Notification infrastructure
- Server-side and API development
- Store publishing process (App Store, Google Play)
- Version management and update flow
How we work
- 01
Need validation
Whether the app is really necessary is discussed.
- 02
Flow design
Screens and the user journey are worked out.
- 03
Development
Proceeds in parts, with test builds.
- 04
Test distribution
A closed build is given to a limited set of users.
- 05
Store publishing
The review process is managed; fixes are made if rejected.
What determines the price?
Since every project is different, we don’t give a single list price. The items that determine the quote are:
- Number of screens and flow complexity
- Whether server-side development is needed
- Offline working requirement
- Use of device features (camera, location, bluetooth)
- Who holds the store account and annual fees
Frequently Asked Questions
If you don't need notifications, offline use or hardware access, a mobile-friendly website is usually the better and cheaper decision. We discuss this openly in the first meeting.
No, both platforms come from a single codebase. This lowers both the cost and the update burden.
In the business's name. Ownership of the app and control of publishing should stay with you.
Every update goes through store review. For urgent fixes we prefer structures that can be changed on the server side.