Mobile App Development

Work with an agency when mobile is strategically important but you don't have an in-house team or can't wait 6 to 12 months to hire one. Typical triggers include your first mobile product, a major redesign, expansion from web to mobile, or tight deadlines for an MVP. Agencies let you launch quickly while you validate long-term mobile needs.

Costs vary with scope, platforms, and complexity. A lean MVP for one or two core flows is usually similar to a few months of senior engineering, while complex, integrated apps with offline use, custom UI, and compliance requirements cost more. We frame budgets around clear outcomes so you can map investment to expected engagement or revenue.

You receive production-ready apps for iOS and Android, full source code in your repositories, and all design assets. We also provide API documentation, environment and build instructions, release pipelines where relevant, and basic monitoring or analytics setup. The goal is that your team can understand, operate, and extend the app without relying on hidden knowledge.

A focused MVP with a small set of flows can often be designed, built, and shipped in 8 to 12 weeks. More complex apps, especially those with multiple user types, heavy integrations, or offline requirements, typically take several months. We plan work in phases so you can launch early slices and iterate as you learn from real users.

We emphasise long-term maintainability and measurable impact, not just getting an app into the stores. That means opinionated architectures, clear documentation, and realistic scoping, plus a focus on performance, offline behaviour, and analytics from day one. Our team also works closely with your product and backend teams instead of operating as a disconnected vendor.

For most products, a modern cross-platform framework like Flutter offers excellent performance and a shared codebase for iOS and Android, reducing cost and complexity. Pure native development is best when you need platform-specific features at the edge, very low-level performance, or deep integration with device features. We help you choose based on your roadmap.

Yes, if they're designed that way. Offline-first apps cache data locally, queue actions until connectivity returns, and carefully handle conflicts. We decide together which features must work offline, what data can be stored on device, and how to sync safely. Even partially offline support can dramatically improve reliability for field teams and travellers.

We prepare store listings, screenshots, privacy details, and builds, then guide or manage submission under your accounts. Our process follows Apple and Google guidelines to minimise rejection risk, and we respond to review feedback when it appears. After launch, we help you plan staged rollouts, handle hotfixes, and keep metadata up to date.

Yes. We start with a code and architecture review to understand your current app, dependencies, and risks. From there we can modernise frameworks, address bugs or performance issues, add new features, and set up CI/CD and monitoring. Where appropriate, we recommend incremental refactors instead of risky full rewrites.

We primarily use Flutter for new cross-platform builds, and we also work with native Swift/Kotlin or React Native where it makes sense. On the backend we integrate with your existing stack, whether that's Node, .NET, Java, or serverless, and we rely on modern tooling for CI/CD, crash reporting, analytics, and feature flagging.

We follow platform security best practices: secure storage for sensitive data, proper authentication and token handling, TLS for all network calls, and careful handling of logs and analytics. We avoid hard-coding secrets, respect least privilege for APIs, and design backend checks so that trust does not rely solely on the client application.

We design and implement responsive layouts that adapt to common breakpoints, densities, and orientations, and we test on a representative device matrix. Components are built to scale, not hard-coded to a single screen size. We also consider platform conventions so the app feels at home on both iOS and Android while staying consistent with your brand.

After launch, we monitor performance, crashes, and key product metrics, then prioritise fixes and improvements based on real usage. Many clients continue with a light maintenance and feature cadence, while others transition to internal teams. We ensure you have the documentation, access, and processes needed to keep the app healthy over time.

Yes. We connect mobile apps to your existing APIs, authentication, and data stores, or help you design new endpoints when needed. Integrations can cover CRMs, ERPs, analytics, payment gateways, or custom services. We pay close attention to performance, security, and error handling so that mobile users have a smooth experience even when backends misbehave.