Web & Digital
Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps built from one codebase, shipped to both stores.
Two platforms, one budget
Building separately for iOS and Android doubles the cost and guarantees the two versions drift apart. Most teams also discover late that an app needs a backend and an admin panel nobody scoped.
One build, both stores, with the admin side included
Whether it is a customer-facing app or an internal tool, we design and build it once and ship it to both app stores, with the backend and admin panel your team needs to actually run it after launch.
What you get
- UX/UI app design
- Cross-platform build (iOS & Android)
- Backend & admin panel
- App Store & Google Play submission
- Post-launch support
How it works
- DefinitionWe agree what the first release must do and, more usefully, what it will not do. A tight first version reaches real users sooner and answers questions a longer spec only guesses at.
- DesignScreens are designed as a connected flow and reviewed on a real device, because layouts that read well on a monitor often do not on a phone in one hand.
- BuildThe app is built from a single cross-platform codebase alongside its backend and admin panel, with builds shared for testing throughout rather than at the end.
- Store submissionWe prepare store listings, privacy declarations, screenshots and signing, then take the app through both review processes and handle any rejections.
- Post-launchWe monitor crashes and reviews after release and ship the fixes the first real users surface.
Common questions
Cross-platform or native?
Cross-platform covers the large majority of apps at roughly half the cost of two native builds. Where an app leans heavily on device hardware or platform-specific behaviour we will say so and recommend native for that part.
Who owns the developer accounts?
You do. Apple and Google developer accounts are registered to your business, and we work inside them. That matters because the account holds your app listing, and it should never sit with an agency.
How long does store review take?
Usually a few days per store once the submission is complete, though first submissions are rejected more often than later ones. We prepare the listing and privacy declarations to reduce that, and handle any resubmission ourselves.
Does the app need a backend?
If it stores anything, has accounts, or needs content updated without a new release, then yes. We build the backend and an admin panel so your team can manage content and users without a developer.
Start with a conversation, not a contract.
Tell us what you are trying to move. We will tell you what it takes, what it costs, and whether we are the right people for it.
Next step
Ready to grow your brand?
Tell us where you are now and where you want to be. We will map out the right plan on a free call.