Android and cross-platform apps, from a first concept through store release, with the backend and updates that keep them running afterwards.
We build mobile apps for customers, field teams and internal use: cross-platform apps that run on Android and iOS from one codebase, native Android where it is warranted, and the APIs and admin tooling behind them.
Our embedded and IoT work means device-connected apps, ones that talk to hardware over Bluetooth or a local network, are firmly in scope alongside standard data-driven apps.
Typical stack: React Native, Flutter, Kotlin (Android), Node.js APIs, Firebase, SQLite/local storage, Bluetooth LE, Play Store/App Store release.
Where mobile projects stall, and how we avoid it.
A cross-platform codebase covers both from one build, with native modules only where a platform genuinely needs them.
Auth, sync, push notifications and an admin surface are designed alongside the app, not bolted on later.
We handle store listings, signing, privacy declarations and the review process as part of release.
Update, crash-reporting and analytics pipelines are set up so the app can be maintained without a rebuild.
One codebase for Android and iOS using React Native or Flutter, with a native look and feel.
Kotlin apps where deep platform integration, performance or hardware access calls for it.
Apps that pair with hardware over Bluetooth LE, Wi-Fi or a local API for setup, control and monitoring.
The server, database, authentication and offline sync the app depends on.
Notification delivery, usage analytics and crash tracking wired in from the first release.
Play Store and App Store setup, signing, phased rollout and update handling.
Core screens, user flows and the backend surface are agreed and sketched.
An interactive prototype of the main flows for review before the build.
Installable test builds each cycle, on real devices, with your feedback folded in.
Store submission, launch, and handover of source, signing keys and build instructions.
The app live on the stores, plus source, keystore and API code on your repository.
How to build, sign, release an update and run the backend, written for your team.
Cross-platform is the default because it covers both stores from one codebase. We go native when performance, a platform-specific feature or hardware access makes it the better call, and we will explain the trade-off for your case.
Yes. The app is published under your Play Store and App Store accounts, and you keep ownership of the listings and signing keys.
Yes, provided the backend exposes a usable API. We will review it and flag anything the app will need that is missing.
Yes, through our maintenance and support service, covering OS updates, store policy changes and fixes.
Tell us who it is for and what it has to do, and we will scope the build and release.
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