Mobile App Development

What the work covers

• Fit assessment — An honest conversation about whether a website would do the job better and cheaper.
• Design and prototype — Screens and flows agreed before development starts.
• Cross-platform build — One codebase producing both iOS and Android where that suits the requirements.
• Store submission — App Store and Play Store listings, screenshots, descriptions and review process.
• Maintenance — Ongoing OS updates and store compliance, which are not optional once an app is live.

How we actually run it

The order matters. Each step below has to be finished before the next one is worth doing.

Mistakes we fix most often

These come up in almost every account we take over. None of them need a bigger budget to correct.

• Building an app when the real need was a faster website
• Assuming customers will install it without a strong reason
• No plan or budget for ongoing maintenance
• Push notifications used for marketing until people disable them
• Store listings written as an afterthought, so nobody finds it

How we measure whether it is working

These are the numbers on your monthly report for this service — and the reason each one is there.

Typical timeline

Tools we work in

• React Native or Flutter
• App Store Connect
• Google Play Console
• Crash reporting

Accounts are set up in your business name wherever the platform allows it, and you keep administrator access throughout.

Questions we get about mobile apps

01.Do we really need an app?

Often not, and we will say so. A fast mobile site usually serves a local business better.

02.What does maintenance involve?

Operating system updates, store policy changes and security patches — budget for it from the start.