We build mobile apps with the backend, the store submission and the update treadmill included in the plan — the three things that turn a delivered app into a working one.
An app is not finished when it builds. It is finished when it is in both stores, surviving OS updates, and someone owns the release cycle. Quotes that cover only the build are the most common reason app projects overrun.
We are also honest about a less popular point: a large share of businesses asking for an app are better served by a fast mobile website. An app earns its cost when you need push notifications, offline use, or hardware access. If you do not need those, we will tell you.
What we build
Cross-platform apps
One codebase for Android and iOS where the app is primarily screens and data. Roughly the cost of one native app instead of two, which is the right default for most business apps.
Native where it is warranted
When performance, deep hardware access or platform-specific behaviour genuinely require it — not as an upsell.
The backend
APIs, authentication, push infrastructure and admin tooling. Frequently more than half the real work, and frequently missing from cheaper quotes.
Store submission and releases
Play Store and App Store listings, review rejections handled, and a repeatable release process handed to your team.
How we work
- 1
App or mobile web
A short, genuine assessment of whether you need an app at all. Occasionally this ends the project at a fraction of the budget, which we consider a good outcome.
- 2
Flows before screens
Clickable flows agreed before any visual design. Changing a flow in a prototype is minutes; changing it after the build is weeks.
- 3
Build with real devices
Tested on the mid-range Android hardware your users actually own, not only on the newest phone in the office. This routinely surfaces performance problems that a simulator hides.
- 4
Launch and maintain
Store submission, then a maintenance plan. Both platforms ship breaking OS changes annually; an unmaintained app has a shelf life of about a year.
How we price it
Quoted with backend, store submission and a first-year maintenance estimate on the same page. A build-only number always looks cheaper and never is.
Software of ours you can open right now
These are live production sites running on our platform, not mockups. Open any of them, then ask us to walk you through the admin side on a call.
- Bawana Industrial Tools & Hardware
- Delhi Corporate Chambers
- Delhi Skyline Realty
- Dot2Dotz Industrial Marketplace
- Foodlet
- Freelance HUB
- JustLaunch
- Propnal Real Estate
Questions we get asked
Do we actually need an app?
Often not. If your users need push notifications, offline access, or camera and location features, yes. If they need to browse and buy occasionally, a fast mobile website usually outperforms an app they will not install. We would rather build the right smaller thing.
Android and iOS both?
Usually both from one cross-platform codebase, which costs far less than two native builds. We recommend native only when there is a concrete technical reason.
Who handles the app store accounts?
The accounts should be in your company name and owned by you — we set them up that way and manage submission on your behalf. Apps published under an agency account are a well-known trap.
What does maintenance cost?
Budget for annual OS compatibility updates as a fixed line item. It is small compared to the build and non-optional; apps that skip it eventually stop working.
Talk to us
Tell us what you are trying to build. The first call is a scoping conversation, not a pitch — and if you do not need us, we will say so.