Mobile apps your customers will actually keep on their phones.

Cost depends mainly on scope: the number of screens and user types, whether you need both Android and iOS, the backend and integrations involved (payments, maps, notifications), and how polished the first release needs to be. A cross-platform app with React Native or Flutter usually costs less than two separate native apps. We give a fixed estimate after a short discovery call, and suggest what can wait until a later release to keep the first version affordable.

Yes. For most projects we build cross-platform apps with React Native or Flutter, so one codebase runs on both Android and iOS. When an app depends heavily on Android-specific features or performance, we build it natively in Kotlin. We'll recommend the right approach during discovery.

We prepare the builds, store listings, and required metadata and guide you through submission. Apps are published under your own developer accounts so you retain ownership. Store approval is decided by Apple and Google, so we can't guarantee review timelines.

Usually, yes. We often design one backend and API that serves both the website and the mobile app, which keeps data consistent and reduces maintenance.

It depends on scope. A focused first version is typically measured in weeks to a few months. We give you a timeline estimate after discovery, once features and integrations are clear.