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It depends on scope, design readiness and store review, which neither we nor you fully control. We plan a first release around the core flow your users need and leave nice-to-have features for later updates. After discovery you get a timeline with milestones for prototype, test builds and submission, so you can plan your launch around it.

For most business and consumer apps, React Native or Flutter gives you iOS and Android from one codebase with a native feel, which keeps building and maintenance simpler. Native Swift and Kotlin make sense when the app leans on heavy graphics, complex background work or brand-new platform features. We recommend one after looking at your feature list.

You do. We publish under your own Apple Developer and Google Play accounts, and the source code, design files and backend infrastructure belong to you. This matters because moving an app between store accounts later is awkward, so we set things up correctly from the first release.

Yes. Apps usually need to talk to a CRM, ERP, booking system, payment provider or an existing web product. We connect through their APIs, or build a small backend layer that sits between the app and older systems so the mobile code stays simple and your data stays secure. We review your systems early to catch limits before they cause delays.

Apple and Google change requirements every year, so apps need regular care. We offer ongoing support covering OS and SDK updates, crash fixes, dependency upgrades, store compliance changes and new features. You can also take maintenance in-house; we hand over build pipelines, signing credentials stored in your accounts, and documentation.