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Mobile apps that ship to both stores from one codebase

iOS and Android from one build, on backends that bill for what you use and scale when a busy day arrives. Only when the business is ready for one, and we will tell you if it is not.

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What you get

Everything the job needs, itemised

The scope lists each of these with a price beside it. Nothing vague, nothing hidden.

01Product scopingWhat the app must do on day one, and what waits for version two.

02UX and UIDesigned for one-handed use on a phone, tested on real devices.

03iOS and Android, one codebaseReleased together, so features land on both stores at once.

04Backend on Google CloudPay-per-use and spike-safe, so growth costs money instead of downtime.

05Payments, notifications, WhatsApp, loginThe flows your customers expect, wired properly.

06Store submissionListings, screenshots, review submissions and the first release.

07AnalyticsScreens, taps and drop-offs measured, so the next release is based on what users do.

08Post-launch careStore updates and fixes as a monthly retainer, cancel any month.

How we build it

Shipped to both stores. Kept alive after.

One codebase means features land on iOS and Android at the same time, and you pay for one build. The backend scales with users, so a busy day is a good day. And everything is instrumented from the first release, so the next one is based on what people actually do, not guesses.

One app, four screens

What your customer sees, tap by tap

A food business, as an example. The phone turns its screens as you read. Every one of them is a flow we build, on iOS and Android at once.

01
Home
What they came for is the first thing they see. Last week's order, one tap away, before the menu.
02
Order
Quantities, notes and delivery time on one screen. Nothing they have to type twice.
03
Pay
Cards, UPI, wallets, cash. The payment sheet people already trust, inside your app.
04
Track
The status the customer wants without calling you. Notifications when it changes.

Three honest questions

Do you actually need an app?

We would rather lose a project than build one nobody opens. Answer these three and you will know.

Do your customers come back every week?

An app earns its place on their home screen. Build it.

A fast website with WhatsApp does the job. Save the money.

Do they need accounts, orders or bookings on the go?

Native login, notifications and one-tap reorders pay for themselves.

A mobile-first website covers it, and it is searchable on Google.

Is the website already working?

Then the app is a companion, not a rescue. Good time to build.

Fix the website first. An app cannot save a business nobody can find.

Good fit if

Your customers come back every week

YESStores whose repeat buyers want reorders a tap away

YESServices with bookings, memberships or loyalty

YESMarketplaces and communities that need accounts and notifications

YESBusinesses whose website is already working and needs a companion, not a replacement

Your first step

Not sure an app is the right next step? Ask for the audit.

The audit says plainly whether an app will pay for itself yet, or whether the website comes first.

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Before you ask

Questions we hear on the first call

iOS and Android both?

Yes, from one codebase, so features ship to both stores at the same time and you pay for one build, not two.

What happens on a busy day?

The backend runs on Google Cloud and bills for what you use, so a viral reel or a festival weekend scales the servers instead of crashing them.

Do you publish to the app stores?

Yes. Store listings, screenshots, review submissions and the first release are part of the build.

Do I need an app right now?

Only if your customers come back often enough to want you a tap away. If not, the website comes first and the app waits. We will say so plainly in the audit.