What We Build
One app, every platform — built right
A lot of agencies wrap your website in a WebView and call it an app. We don’t. We start with what your users actually need to do on a phone — work offline, get a push notification, unlock with a fingerprint — and pick the platform that delivers that properly, whether that’s native, Flutter, or hybrid.
Our output is a clean, documented codebase your team can extend, a build that passes App Store and Play Store review without back-and-forth, and an app that feels native on the platform it’s running on — because it is.
Scope of work
Every platform, covered
Delivery Timeline
How a typical build unfolds
A real phased build — not a waterfall. You see a working app on a real device at every checkpoint.
- Discovery & Architecture
Goals, user flows, API requirements, and the platform decision — native, Flutter, or hybrid. Delivered: a signed-off spec doc both sides build against.
- Kickoff Call
- User Flows
- Platform Decision
- Spec Doc
- Design & Prototype
High-fidelity UI for every key screen, designed against each target platform’s own guidelines. One full revision round, then a clickable prototype handoff.
- UI Designs
- Design System
- Prototype
- Client Sign-off
- Build — Core Development
Front-end build on the chosen platform, backend and API integration, push notifications, and offline support — staged to test builds on real devices.
- Core Build
- API Integration
- Push Notifications
- Device Builds
- QA, Performance & Security
Testing across real devices and screen sizes, performance tuning, crash and memory profiling, and security hardening.
- Device Testing
- Performance Tuning
- Crash Testing
- Security Audit
- Store Submission & Launch
App Store and Play Store submission, listing optimization, analytics setup, and your 30-day post-launch support window begins.
- Store Submission
- Listing Optimization
- Analytics Live
- Handover Call
Technology
Our e-commerce stack
Common questions
Frequently asked
It depends on your budget, timeline, and how much the app relies on platform-specific features like camera, Bluetooth, or AR. Flutter and hybrid get you to both app stores faster on one codebase; native gives you the most control and performance. We’ll walk through the trade-offs on the discovery call.
Yes — that’s exactly what Flutter and hybrid frameworks like React Native are built for. You get one codebase that ships to both stores, which also means one set of bugs to fix instead of two.
Yes, end to end — listing copy, screenshots, privacy policy requirements, and the submission itself, plus handling any review feedback from Apple or Google.
We can, but we’ll be honest about whether that’s the right call. A website wrapped as-is often makes a poor app experience — we’ll usually recommend rebuilding the key flows as proper native or Flutter screens instead.
Both are standard in our builds where relevant — push notifications through Firebase or APNs, and offline support via local caching so the app stays usable without a connection.
Yes. After the 30-day free window, we offer monthly maintenance plans covering OS updates, store policy changes, bug fixes, and small feature additions.