Service 02 — Mobile & Web Apps
Launch the app your customers need first.
iOS, Android and web apps for startups and growing businesses. A focused first version that proves the idea, then the features real users actually ask for.
From $8,000Fixed scopeFixed price
Bookings This week
Example app · for illustration
01 — The problem
The expensive mistake is building everything first.
Every feature goes into version one.
The list keeps growing, so the launch date keeps moving.
Months pass before a real user opens it.
Nobody learns what matters until the money is spent.
The app store says no.
Store rules nobody planned for push the launch back again.
It only works on the phone it was built on.
Other screen sizes cut off buttons and break layouts.
Nobody can change it.
The original developer moved on, and every new feature means a rebuild.
Version 1 · feature list
Active users
0App review · version 1.0
ReasonUsers must be able to delete their account from inside the app.
Repository
main · last change 14 months ago by a developer who has leftCan we add Apple Pay before the holidays?
Honestly? It would be easier to rebuild the app.
Most app budgets aren’t lost to bad code. They’re lost to building the wrong things first.So we start with the core.
Here’s how we cut it ↓
02 — What we build
Apps people open again tomorrow.
From a first version that proves the idea to a rebuild of the app you already have. Native where it matters, cross-platform where it saves you money.
01 · Most founders start here
MVPs for iOS & Android
A focused first version with the features that deliver the main value, ready for real users, investors and the stores.
02
Cross-platform builds
One codebase for iPhone and Android, so every feature ships to both at once.
03
Web apps & portals
Dashboards, booking systems and customer portals that run in the browser.
04
Redesigns & rebuilds
A fresh interface or a new feature set for an app that has fallen behind its users.
05
Store submission
Listings, screenshots, privacy details and review: we take the app through both stores.
06 · After launch
Maintenance & new versions
OS updates, fixes and the next features, planned from what real users do in the app.
Built with
We recommend native or cross-platform during scoping and explain the trade-off. You own the code and the store accounts.
03 — How we scope an MVP
Build the core. Let real users pick the rest.
Every idea starts as a long wishlist. We sort it with you into the few features that deliver the app’s main value, and everything that can wait for real feedback.
Version 1 · launch with these
Next · once real users ask
Sign up & login Search a service Loyalty points Book a time Social feed Pay in the app Referral rewards Dark mode Booking reminders AI suggestions In-app chat Admin dashboard Gift cards Badges & streaks Multi-language ReviewsTime to first real user
04 — How good apps get built
Version 1
Store review
App Store · Google PlayNext release
Plan version 1.1 →We agree the core features and screens with you before any code is written, demo working software every couple of weeks, and plan the next version from what users actually do in the app.
Scope my app05 — How an app project runs
Seven steps. Demos all the way.
Discovery
Your idea, your users, and the one job the app must do brilliantly.
You get a clear product brief
Scope & proposal
Core features and screens agreed, with a fixed price and timeline in writing.
You get a fixed price
Design & prototype
Every screen designed in Figma as a clickable prototype you can try on your phone.
You get the app, before code
Build in sprints
Working software every couple of weeks, demoed to you on real devices.
You get regular demos
Test
Checked across phone sizes, OS versions and slow connections before anyone outside sees it.
You get a stable build
Store launch
Store listings, privacy details and review handled for the App Store and Google Play.
You get a live app
Grow
Optional: maintenance and new versions, planned from what users actually do.
Optional · monthly
06 — Platforms we’re building
Products, not pages.
A marketplace with three separate user journeys, and a connected system shared by four companies. Open either for the full story.
All work →
HirexNowB2B · Manpower marketplace · Saudi Arabia
Precision GroupB2B & Industrial · Saudi Arabia
07 — Pricing
Clear scope. Clear price.
Starting prices for typical projects. Yours is fixed in a written proposal once the core features and screens are agreed.
01 Most chosen
MVP
A focused first version, ready for real users and investors.
02
Product & web app
Quoted after scoping
Full products, native builds, portals and platforms.
03
Care & grow
Monthly retainer
Keep the app healthy and keep shipping.
Fixed price for project workYou own the code and the store accountsDemos every couple of weeks
08 — FAQ
App questions, answered.
Still unsure? Ask us directly →
Usually both. A cross-platform build (React Native or Flutter) puts one codebase on iPhone and Android, so every feature ships to both at once and costs less to maintain. When an app needs deep device features or the very best performance, we recommend native and explain the trade-off during scoping.
A minimum viable product: the first version of your app with only the features that deliver its main value to its first users. It is real, polished software, not a demo. It gets you in front of users and investors sooner, and real usage then tells you what to build next.
Yes. Booking systems, customer portals, internal tools and admin dashboards are built as web apps that run in any browser. Many products have both: a mobile app for customers and a web dashboard for your team.
Yes. We prepare the store listings, screenshots and privacy details, submit the app and handle the review process for both stores, including any changes the reviewers ask for.
You do. The code, the designs and the store accounts belong to your business once the project is paid, and everything is documented so another team could pick it up.
MVPs start from $8,000. Larger products, native builds and platforms are quoted after scoping. The price is fixed in a written proposal once the core features and screens are agreed, before development begins.
It depends on the features and screens in version one, which is exactly why we scope them first. The timeline is in your written proposal, and you see working software in demos every couple of weeks along the way.
An optional monthly care plan covers OS and library updates, crash monitoring, store compliance changes and new features, planned from what users actually do in the app.
Have a project in mind?