Mobile app development
From zero to the App Store, seamlessly.
We take clients from idea to published app on iOS and Android, with the backend, the website and the store listings handled by the same team. You can be a part of it now.
Why one team
The app, the backend and the website, built together.
An app on its own is half a product. Ours ship with the API and database behind them, an admin side for your staff, and a website that explains and supports it, all on infrastructure we manage.
Clerk1 is one example: a product we designed, built and published from the studio.
What you get
What an app project includes.
- iOS and Android
- Native-quality apps for both platforms, shipped to the App Store and Google Play.
- Backend and API
- The server side built by the same team, hosted and monitored on our infrastructure.
- Design
- App UI designed by our designers to the platform guidelines, so it feels right on each device.
- Website to match
- Landing pages, support content and the web app version when the product needs one.
- Store listings
- Listings, screenshots, descriptions and the review process handled for you.
- Ongoing releases
- Updates, OS changes and new features under a support contract after launch.
App development questions
iOS, Android or both?
Both. We build for the App Store and Google Play, usually from one codebase so features and fixes ship to both at once.
Do you handle the app store submissions?
Yes. We take clients from zero to App Store, seamlessly, including the developer accounts, listings, screenshots and review process.
Does the app need a backend?
Almost always. We build the API, database and admin side on our managed infrastructure, so the app and the website share one source of truth.
What does an app cost?
It depends entirely on scope. Simple apps start in the tens of thousands; anything with accounts, payments and a backend is a custom quote. Tell us what it needs to do and we will give you a realistic range.
Get started today.
Describe the app in a few lines. We will tell you what it takes to build it, honestly.