Hire mobile app developers who take your app from idea to the App Store and Google Play

It depends on what the app does. If it is a typical business, marketplace, booking or content app, React Native or Flutter will usually get you to both stores faster with one codebase and one team. If your app relies on the newest platform features, heavy 3D or AR, or deep hardware work, native Swift and Kotlin may be worth the extra effort. We look at your feature list, timeline and future team, then give you a written recommendation with the trade-offs.

Cost depends on scope, the number of platforms, how many screens and integrations you need, whether we build the backend, and how fast you want to launch. A simple app on one platform needs far less work than a two-sided marketplace with payments and real-time chat. After a short call we give you a free, fixed quote, so you know the full cost before work starts.

A focused MVP usually takes 10 to 16 weeks from kickoff to store release, including design, testing and review. Larger apps take longer, and we often split them into a first release and follow-up phases. You will have an installable build on your own phone within the first one to two weeks, and new builds after every sprint.

Yes. We prepare the listings, screenshots, privacy labels and Data safety form, manage TestFlight and Google Play testing tracks, and submit the builds. Apps are published under your own developer accounts, so you stay the owner. If you do not have accounts yet, we walk you through enrolling, including the organisation verification Apple and Google ask for.

Rejections are common and usually fixable. Apple cites the specific guideline, such as incomplete information, missing account deletion or digital goods sold outside in-app purchase. We read the note, fix the issue or reply through App Store Connect's Resolution Center with an explanation, and resubmit. Because we check the main rules before submission, most of our builds pass on the first or second try.

Yes. Most apps need a server for accounts, data, file uploads and notifications. We build it with Node.js, Python, Firebase or Supabase depending on your needs, plus a simple web admin so your team can manage users and content. If you already have an API, we work with your backend team and agree on the contract first.

Yes. We start with a short audit: can we build and sign it, what versions of the SDKs and libraries it uses, where it crashes, and how healthy the code is. You get a written report with priorities. Then we fix the urgent issues, such as builds blocked by new store requirements, before planning new features.

You do. Code lives in your repository from the first commit, the app is published in your developer accounts, and signing keys and credentials are stored in your systems. You own all code and IP. We are happy to sign an NDA before you share details of your idea. If you ever move the app to another team, nothing is locked to us.

We offer post-launch support for crash fixes, new features and yearly OS updates. Every September a new iOS ships, and Android releases follow each year, and Apple and Google regularly raise the minimum SDK and target API levels. We test on the betas ahead of time and keep your app compliant, so updates are never blocked.