Native and cross-platform apps built to ship, with backend, admin panel and store submission handled.
An app is a long-term commitment, not a one-off deliverable. We build the app, the backend, the admin panel and the release pipeline, then support it once real users arrive.
User flows, feature list and a phased release plan so version one ships instead of stalling.
Screens designed to platform conventions, prototyped before build.
Flutter or React Native for cross-platform, native Kotlin or Swift where performance demands it.
Laravel, Node.js or Firebase with authentication, notifications and payments.
Content, users, orders, reports and role permissions in a web panel.
Store listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, release management and post-launch fixes.
We study your market, your competitors and your current search visibility before the first call, so the conversation starts with findings rather than a questionnaire.
You get a written plan: what we will build, which keywords and markets we are going after, what it costs and what happens in the first 90 days.
Design is approved before development starts. Development happens on a staging URL you can review at any point, not behind a curtain.
Pre-launch QA covers speed, mobile, forms, redirects, schema, analytics and search console. Nothing goes live with tracking missing.
Each page covers the local market, what competition looks like there and how we approach mobile app development for businesses in that city.
Flutter covers most business apps at lower cost with one codebase. Go native when you need heavy camera, AR, background processing or platform-specific hardware access.
A focused version one typically starts around INR 3,50,000 or USD 6,000. Marketplace, fintech and logistics apps run considerably higher. We scope in phases so you can start smaller.
Yes. Full source, repositories and infrastructure are handed over on final payment.
Yes, after a code audit. We will tell you honestly if a rebuild is cheaper than maintenance.
Every proposal we send includes scope, timeline, who does the work and what happens if it does not go to plan. No lock-in, no vague deliverables.