Service
Mobile applications
Two separate apps mean two separate budgets. We write one codebase that runs on iOS and Android, and take responsibility for the part most projects stumble on: store review, release management and updates.
Why we build it this way
Four decisions.
A single codebase
One team writes both platforms, so a feature is built once and a fix lands on both stores together. Budget and calendar shrink by roughly a third against two native builds.
We handle the store process
App Store and Google Play accounts, review responses, privacy declarations and screenshots are our job. Rejections are answered by us, not left on your desk.
Notifications done properly
Push is set up with segments and timing, not blasted at everyone. A badly built notification is the fastest way to get uninstalled — we treat permission as something to keep.
Crash tracking from day one
Crash and error reporting ships with the first release, so a problem on a specific device or OS version is visible before your users start writing reviews about it.
Scope
What the price includes.
The following is the standard scope; extra modules appear as separate line items in the quote.
- Product scope workshop and flow design
- iOS + Android interface design
- Development on a single codebase
- Authentication (email, phone, Apple/Google sign-in)
- Push notification infrastructure with segmented sending
- Offline operation and data sync
- App Store and Google Play release process
- Crash/error monitoring and version management
- In-app purchases (if needed)
FAQ
Frequently asked about Mobile Applications
We have a website — do we need an app?
Usually not. If someone opens it less than once a month, the app does not get installed — or gets deleted. An app makes sense for frequent repeat use, notifications, offline work, or device features like camera and location. If you do not need one, we say so.
Who pays the store fees?
Apple Developer costs 99 USD a year, Google Play a one-off 25 USD — the accounts are opened in your name and paid from your card. The app stays your property.
Who handles updates after launch?
We do, if you take a maintenance agreement. If not, your own team can continue, because the source code and store access are already yours — we hand over the technical documentation as well.
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