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Two-minute brief
Tell us about your business and pick this service. The listed price anchors every quote: no bait, no mystery ranges.
Concept previews illustrating this service's typical deliverables.
What this is
The service, straight up.
A mobile app earns a place on the one screen your customer looks at fifty times a day, but only if it feels like a real app rather than your website in a wrapper. This build starts with the job the app has to do, designs the screens around how people actually hold a phone, and builds it on a modern cross-platform stack so iPhone and Android come from a single codebase. That is the difference between one sensible budget and paying twice for two teams who drift apart.
You get the parts that make an app usable in the real world: sign-in and accounts, a proper backend and database, push notifications, offline handling for when the signal drops, and payments or subscriptions if you sell through it. We test on real devices, not just simulators, then handle the part most people dread: store listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, and the submission and review process for both Apple and Google. If a reviewer pushes back, we deal with it. You finish with a live app in both stores and the full source code in your name.
What's included
- One codebase, shipped to both the App Store and Google Play
- Custom interface designed for phones, not a shrunken website
- Accounts, secure sign-in, backend and database
- Push notifications and offline handling
- Payments or subscriptions wired in if you need them
- Tested on real devices, plus store listing and submission handled
- Full source code and store accounts handed over, no lock-in
How it works
Fixed price, not fixed blind.
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Three of the 34
Within 24 hours, three of the 34 vetted developers who deliver this service send written, fixed-scope quotes. Compare and choose.
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Build, guaranteed
Typical delivery in 8–12 weeks. If a matched developer drops the ball, we step in. Service Guarantee, always.
FAQ
Fair questions.
No. It is built once on a cross-platform stack and released to both stores, which is why one budget covers both. Where a platform genuinely differs, such as notifications or payments, that is handled natively so it still feels right on each device.
We handle submission and any review feedback as part of the build. Rejections are usually about privacy declarations, account deletion or metadata, all of which we prepare for up front. It is our job to get it approved, not yours.
Yes. You own the source code and the store accounts, so any competent developer can pick it up. Most clients come back for feature sprints once they have real user feedback, but you are never locked in.
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