Mobile apps that ship,
and keep shipping

For the large majority of business apps, one React Native codebase gives you the same result for roughly half the budget and one consistent product instead of two that drift apart. Native still wins for heavy 3D, intensive real-time video processing or deep platform-specific features — and if your project is one of those, we'll tell you rather than sell you what we'd prefer to build.

No, if it's built properly. The apps people complain about are usually badly built rather than cross-platform. Animations run on the native thread, navigation uses native transitions, and we test on real devices rather than emulators.

A focused MVP starts at [X], a full consumer product with payments and integrations at [Y]. The biggest cost driver isn't platforms — it's the number of screens and the integrations behind them. You'll get a firm figure after a 30-minute call.

A tight MVP is typically [X–Y] weeks of build plus 1–7 days of store review. Larger products run in phases so something real is live early rather than everything arriving at the end.

Not much: a clear goal, someone on your side who can make decisions, and — if you have them — brand assets. We'll set up the Apple Developer and Google Play accounts, in your name. Apple charges an annual fee, Google a one-off; both are paid by you directly so the accounts stay yours.

Only on digital goods sold inside the app — subscriptions, in-app currency, premium content. Physical products, services booked for the real world and most B2B use don't fall under it. There are also reduced rates for smaller developers and, in some regions, external payment options. We'll map out which rules apply to your model before you commit to one.

Yes. We start with a paid audit of the codebase, dependencies and store setup, then give you an honest verdict: fix, refactor or rebuild. Sometimes rebuilding is cheaper than untangling — and we'll say so even though the audit fee is smaller than the rebuild.

Every year both platforms change requirements, and apps that aren't updated eventually break or get removed from the stores. This is what a care plan is actually for: we test against beta releases before they ship publicly, so your users never see the problem.

You do, in full, once the invoice is paid. Repository, design files, developer accounts and credentials are in your name from the start — and we hand everything over whether or not you continue with us.

We handle the technical side of visibility: store listing, keywords, screenshots, ASO basics, and analytics so you can see which channels bring users who stay. Paid acquisition and campaign management sit outside what we do, and we'll happily work alongside whoever handles that for you.

Yes, and for field teams it usually should. We build offline-first when the use case needs it: local storage, queued actions and background sync with conflict handling.

Yes. We can build the backend from scratch or connect to what you already run, and we usually include an admin panel so your team can manage content, users and data without asking us.