Mobile App Development

Mobile app development

We build cross-platform mobile apps for Android and iOS, from first release through store submission and ongoing updates.

Who this is for

Businesses whose customers expect an app, not just a website

Founders validating a mobile-first product idea

Teams needing a field or staff app that works on patchy connectivity

Cross-platform by default

For most projects a single cross-platform codebase covers Android and iOS at a fraction of the cost of two native apps, with the same look and feel on both. We recommend fully native only when a project genuinely depends on platform-specific capability, and we will say so during scoping rather than after.

What a mobile build includes

An app is more than screens. We plan the backend, accounts, notifications and release process as part of the same project so the first version can actually ship.

Accounts and authentication

Email, phone or social sign-in with secure session handling.

Backend and data sync

A managed database and APIs, with sensible behaviour when the network drops.

Push notifications

Transactional and campaign notifications wired to your own console.

Store submission

Assets, listing copy, privacy details and the review process for Play Store and App Store.

After launch

Mobile platforms change every year, so an app needs maintenance to keep working. We offer ongoing update cycles covering platform and dependency upgrades, crash monitoring, and small feature releases driven by what users do in the app.

FAQ

Mobile App Development: frequently asked

Can you publish the app under our own developer accounts?

Yes, and we recommend it. Owning the Play Console and App Store Connect accounts keeps your listing, reviews and users under your control.

Do we need a website as well as an app?

Usually yes. App stores and AI assistants both look for a website to verify who you are, and a landing page remains the cheapest way to explain the product.

Other services

Most projects combine more than one

Talk to us about Mobile App Development

A short call to understand the requirement, then a written scope with deliverables, timeline and what is deliberately excluded.