Mobile apps for iOS and Android, from one codebase.
We build cross-platform apps that feel native, ship to both stores from a single project, and are scoped so version one solves a real problem instead of collecting features nobody uses.
When a business actually needs an app
An app makes sense when people come back repeatedly, when you need the home screen, notifications, offline access or the camera, or when your operations team needs a tool in their hands rather than at a desk.
If your goal is to be found by new customers, a fast website will do more for you than an app, and we will say so. We would rather build the right thing than the bigger invoice.
Apps we build
- Booking and appointment apps for salons, clinics, studios and coaching centres.
- Loyalty and repeat-order apps for cafés, restaurants and retail.
- Delivery, field-service and driver apps with routes and status updates.
- Customer portals: orders, invoices, documents, support.
- Internal tools: stock counts, checklists, attendance, site inspections.
Problems we solve
- Bookings and orders taken over WhatsApp with no record and no reminders.
- No repeat-purchase channel once a customer leaves the shop.
- Staff working from paper or a spreadsheet in the field.
- An existing app that is slow, crashing or stuck on an old framework.
Our approach
We define version one around a single core loop — book, order, check in, report — and get it into real users' hands quickly. Everything else waits for evidence.
One shared codebase serves both platforms while respecting each platform's conventions: native navigation patterns, correct back behaviour on Android, safe areas on iOS, and predictable behaviour on a poor connection.
- Offline-tolerant data handling with clear sync and error states.
- Push notifications used sparingly, for things users asked for.
- Analytics from day one, so the next release is informed by usage.
- Store submission handled properly: assets, descriptions, privacy declarations, review responses.
Technology
React Native with TypeScript for the app, a Postgres backend with row-level access rules, secure authentication, and over-the-air updates for small fixes so you are not waiting on review for a typo. Payments integrate through established gateways rather than anything custom.
Process and timeline
- Week 1 — Scope: core loop, screens, data model, store requirements.
- Week 2-3 — Build and internal testing on real devices.
- Week 4 — Beta with your team or a small group of customers.
- Then — Store submission, launch, and a short backlog of improvements based on real usage.
Questions we get asked
- Do I need separate apps for iOS and Android?
- No. One codebase produces both builds, which keeps cost and future maintenance close to half of building twice.
- What does app development cost in India?
- It depends almost entirely on scope. A focused booking or loyalty app is a very different project from a marketplace. We break down what drives the cost in our guide on app pricing.
- Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
- Yes, including store assets, listing text and privacy declarations. Developer accounts stay in your name.
- Can the app share data with my website?
- Yes. When we build both, they share one backend, so customers, orders and content stay in sync.
Thinking about an app? Start with the core loop.
Tell us what your customers or staff would do in the app every week. We will scope a version one that is worth shipping.