Build · Service

Both app stores. One codebase.

Launch on Android and iOS together, without paying to build everything twice. We use Flutter and React Native to build apps that look and feel native, ship faster and are easier to maintain.

Stack
Flutter, React Native
Timeline
8–18 weeks
Best for
Launching on both stores

The real problem

Two apps, two teams, double the cost.

Building separate native apps means two codebases, two sets of bugs and features that ship on one platform weeks before the other. For most business apps, a well-built cross-platform app delivers the same experience at a fraction of the effort.

01

Budget only covers one platform

You have to choose between Android and iPhone users.

02

Features out of sync

Updates land on one app and lag on the other.

03

Maintenance piling up

Every fix done twice, by different people.

What you get

Native feel, shared code.

Design, development and launch for both platforms, with native code only where it’s genuinely needed.

01

Discovery and scope

Features, users and a clear MVP for both platforms.

02

Platform-aware design

One design system that respects Android and iOS conventions where they differ.

03

Flutter or React Native build

The right framework for your product, team and future plans.

04

Native modules where needed

Device features, performance-critical parts and SDKs integrated natively.

05

Backend and APIs

Secure APIs, authentication, databases and admin panels.

06

Payments and notifications

UPI, Apple Pay, gateways, push notifications and deep links.

07

Testing on real devices

Automated tests and device testing across both platforms.

08

Store launch and updates

Play Store and App Store submissions, then over-the-air and store updates.

How we work

From first call to everyday momentum.

A clear sequence, so you always know what’s happening, what’s next and who’s doing it.

01

Weeks 1–2

Discover

Define the product and choose the right framework.

02

Weeks 2–5

Design

Flows, prototype and UI for both platforms.

03

Weeks 4–15

Build

Sprints with builds for Android and iOS every two weeks.

04

Throughout

Test

Automated, device and beta testing on both stores.

05

Weeks 15–18

Launch

Simultaneous release and post-launch monitoring.

Outcomes

What we measure.

Clear numbers, reported monthly, tied back to the business. If a number doesn’t help you decide something, we don’t report it.

  • Time to launch
  • Crash-free sessions
  • Ratings on both stores
  • Retention
  • Release frequency
  • Maintenance effort

What success looks like

Launch everywhere at once

Reach Android and iPhone users from day one.

Lower total cost

One codebase to build, test and maintain.

Faster improvements

New features ship to everyone together.

Is it right for you?

Honest fit, both ways.

A great fit if…

  • Startups launching an MVP
  • Businesses needing apps for customers and staff
  • eCommerce, booking and service apps
  • Teams replacing two ageing native apps

Probably not if…

  • Games or graphics-heavy apps
  • Apps relying heavily on cutting-edge platform features
  • Android-only products

Ways to work with us

Start where you are. Grow from there.

Every engagement is scoped to your stage and budget, with a fixed monthly fee or project price agreed up front.

2–3 weeks

Discovery Sprint

Scope, framework choice, prototype and estimate.

10–16 weeks

MVP Build

Design and build for Android and iOS.

Most chosen

Monthly

Product Team

Ongoing features, updates and support.

What you’ll see from us

  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Firebase
  • Node.js APIs
  • Codemagic / EAS
  • Sentry
  • Figma

FAQs

Common questions.

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Ask us directly; a real person replies within one working day.

Flutter or React Native?

Both are excellent. Flutter offers consistent UI and strong performance; React Native suits teams with JavaScript experience and web code to share. We recommend based on your product and team.

Are cross-platform apps slower than native?

For most business apps, users can’t tell the difference. Performance-critical features can be written natively where needed.

Can we start cross-platform and go native later?

Yes, though many products never need to. The backend and design can be reused if you do.

How much does a cross-platform app cost?

Typically less than building two native apps. After discovery, you get a fixed scope and estimate.

Will it pass App Store review?

Yes. Flutter and React Native apps are accepted when built to Apple’s guidelines, which we follow from the start.

Who owns the code?

You do, along with designs and store accounts.

Start a conversation

Got an idea on your mind?

Tell us where you want to take your business. We’ll come back within one working day with honest thoughts on how to get there.