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Mobile App Development

One codebase for both stores when that is the sensible answer, native when the product needs the hardware. We handle store submission, review rejections and the release cadence after launch.

What you get

●iOS and Android builds from one codebase
●Offline behaviour, push notifications and deep links
●App Store and Play Store submission handled for you
●Crash reporting and staged rollouts

Typical stack

React NativeExpoSwiftKotlinFirebase

Engagement

Fixed price per release, then a monthly retainer for store updates and OS upgrades.

Planning your mobile app development project

Platform choice, device features, offline behaviour and backend integrations determine app scope. Identify whether your users need Android, iOS or both, and which tasks must keep working on a weak connection. Store releases and operating-system changes also need ongoing planning.

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Questions about mobile app development

Do I need native or cross-platform development?

Cross-platform development can suit shared workflows on Android and iOS. Hardware-intensive features or platform-specific behaviour may need native work. The choice follows the product requirements.

What affects the cost of a mobile app?

Screen complexity, offline data synchronisation, payments, notifications, device permissions and backend work all influence the estimate. Define a focused first release before adding later features.

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