Mobile App Development for Android and iOS

Cost depends on the number of screens, whether it needs to work offline, how many external systems it connects to, whether payments are involved, and whether you need both platforms. A focused single-purpose app costs considerably less than a shopping app with payments and order tracking. We give a fixed written quote once the version one feature list is agreed.

A well-defined first version usually takes twelve to sixteen weeks including store approval. Apps with offline working, payments and multiple integrations generally take eighteen to twenty-six weeks. Store review adds a few days, though a first submission is often examined more closely than later updates.

In India, Android usually carries most of the audience, so Android first is a reasonable way to launch sooner on a tighter budget. That said, with a shared codebase the extra cost of adding iOS is much smaller than building it separately later, so building both together is often better value.

If your users need that, yes. Data is stored on the device, actions are queued, and everything syncs once the network returns. This has to be decided at the start because it shapes how the app stores and merges data. Retrofitting offline support later usually means rebuilding a large part of the app.

You do. We create them in your company name and hand over the signing keys, so you can always publish updates regardless of who develops the app in future. If your existing app is stuck under a previous developer's account, we help you recover or transfer it.

We handle it. Most rejections come from missing privacy declarations, unclear permission explanations, no account deletion option or insufficient demo access for reviewers, and we prepare all of that during development to avoid them. If a rejection does happen, we respond and resubmit, usually within a couple of working days.

Android and iOS release major updates annually and often stop supporting older code. Store policies change, security patches are needed and crash reports need attention. Budgeting roughly fifteen to twenty percent of the build cost per year is a sensible planning assumption for an app you intend to keep running.

Yes. We review the existing code, dependencies, security and release setup, then tell you honestly whether fixing it or rebuilding gives better value. Recovering your store accounts and signing keys is the first thing we sort out, because without those nothing else can be published.

Yes. The app runs on APIs that can connect to your website, CRM, inventory or ERP so both the app and the website work from the same data instead of drifting apart over time.

Yes. We set up event tracking before launch covering installs, signups, key actions and where users drop off. Adding analytics after launch cannot tell you what happened before it, which is usually exactly the period you need to understand.