Mobile apps your users will actually keep
From first idea to the app stores, we design and build mobile apps with clean interfaces and solid back-ends. We start small, ship something real, and grow it with you.
What's included
- iOS and Android from one codebase where it fits
- UX and interface design
- API and back-end development
- Push notifications, payments and sign-in
- App store submission support
- Updates and maintenance after launch
- A clickable prototype before any code
- Offline handling and error states
- Analytics and crash reporting
- App store listing copy and screenshots
- Accessibility and device testing
- Source code and accounts in your name
The difference
What changes for you
Something real in people's hands sooner
We ship the smallest genuinely useful version first, then grow it from what users actually do.
One codebase where it makes sense
iOS and Android from shared code when it suits the app, which keeps both build and maintenance costs down.
You own it outright
The code, the accounts and the store listings are yours, agreed in writing before we start.
How it works
Four stages, with something to react to at every one.
- 1
Scope
We define the core idea and the smallest version worth launching.
- 2
Design
You tap through a clickable prototype before we build.
- 3
Build
We develop in short cycles, with working builds you can test.
- 4
Ship
We release to the stores and support you after launch.
What this doesn't include
Worth saying up front. None of these are hidden extras — they are things that either belong in your name, or are outside anyone's control.
- Apple and Google developer account fees, which stay in your name
- App store review outcomes — the platforms decide those, though we prepare submissions carefully
- Server and hosting costs after launch, which we quote separately so you can see them
App Development FAQ
iOS, Android or both?
We will recommend based on your users and budget. Often one shared codebase covers both.
Can you take over an existing app?
Yes. We review the code first and tell you honestly what is worth keeping.
Who owns the code?
You do. We agree this in writing at the start.