Mobile App Development

Yes. We can develop Android, iOS, or both depending on your target users and business requirements. The development approach is selected according to the project's functionality, budget, performance requirements, and future plans.

Yes. If you have an idea but do not have a complete technical specification, we can help organize the requirements, identify the MVP features, define the user flow, and create a practical development plan before implementation.

The cost depends on factors such as the number of platforms, features, UI complexity, backend requirements, integrations, authentication, payments, notifications, admin functionality, and third-party services. We provide an estimate after understanding the scope rather than quoting the same price for every application.

The timeline depends on the application's scope and complexity. A focused MVP can generally be planned and delivered faster than a feature-heavy platform with multiple integrations and business workflows. The timeline is discussed during project planning and divided into clear milestones.

Yes. If your goal is to validate an idea or launch an initial version, we can help identify the essential features for an MVP and keep the first release focused on the core user and business requirements.

Yes. Mobile applications can be connected with APIs, payment services, authentication systems, maps, notifications, analytics, and other third-party services when they are required by the project.

Source-code ownership and handover terms are defined in the project agreement. The project can be structured so that the client receives the relevant source code and project assets according to the agreed milestones and terms.

Post-launch support can be included according to the project scope and support agreement. This can cover bug fixes, deployment assistance, maintenance, and future improvements as required.

Yes. We can assist with the production build and the technical steps involved in preparing an application for Google Play or Apple's App Store. Store-account ownership should remain with the business wherever appropriate.

Useful information includes the app's purpose, target users, required platforms, major features, user roles, integrations, payment requirements, backend needs, and any existing designs or systems. If these details are not available yet, we can start with a discussion about the idea and business requirement.