Mobile Apps
Android and iOS apps that work on a mid-range phone with two bars of signal, because that is what your customers have.
Mobile applications for customers and for field teams, built cross-platform where that makes sense and tested on the kind of device your users actually own.
The problem
Apps get designed on a fast laptop and demoed on a flagship phone, then fall apart on a three-year-old Android with a weak signal — which is what most of your users are holding.
What you get
- Cross-platform builds where it saves you money, native where the app genuinely needs it
- Tested on real mid-range Android hardware, not only on a simulator
- Offline handling, so the app degrades gracefully instead of failing on a dropped connection
- Play Store and App Store submission, including the review paperwork
- Push notifications, where there is a reason to send them
- Crash and usage reporting from launch, so problems surface before reviews do
What it costs
Scoped and quoted per project after a discovery call. Scope varies too much here for a single published figure to be honest — tell us what you have and what you need, and we will put a number in writing.
Book a free consultationHow we work
- Step 1
Scope and platform decision
We agree what the app must do, and whether cross-platform or native is the honest answer.
- Step 2
Design and prototype
You get a clickable prototype to react to before development starts.
- Step 3
Build and test on device
We build it and test on real phones across a range of ages and screen sizes.
- Step 4
Store submission and support
We handle the store review process and stay on for the first release cycle.
Mobile App Development questions
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform for most business apps, because one codebase for Android and iOS costs you less to build and less to maintain. Native when the app genuinely needs deep device features or heavy graphics performance. We give you the honest answer for your case rather than a house preference.
Do you handle the Play Store and App Store submission?
Yes, including the review paperwork, privacy declarations, and the back-and-forth if a reviewer rejects something. It is a normal part of the project rather than an extra.
Will it work on older phones?
We test on real mid-range Android hardware, not just a simulator, because that is what most Indian users are actually holding. We will agree the oldest device and OS version in scope up front, since supporting very old versions does add cost.
Do we need an app at all, or would a website do?
A mobile-friendly website is often the better first step — no store approval, no install barrier, one thing to maintain. An app earns its keep when you need offline use, push notifications people actually want, or device features a browser cannot reach. We will say if we think a website is enough.
Tell us what you need
A thirty-minute call, no charge, no obligation. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.