Cross-platform build
One codebase for iOS and Android, with platform conventions respected on each rather than flattened.
Technology Division
Mobile Application Development
Applications built once and shipped to both platforms, designed around the handful of things your users came to do.
How we approach it
Most mobile projects fail on scope rather than technology. So we start by identifying the two or three actions that justify the app existing, build those properly, and treat everything else as a later decision.
Cross-platform development means one codebase serving iOS and Android. That cuts build time and, more importantly, halves the cost of every change you make afterwards, which is where the real spend on a successful app goes.
What is included
Interface design
Screens designed around the primary tasks, tested on real devices rather than only in a simulator.
Backend and integration
The services behind the app, and connections to whatever systems you already run.
Scalability
Built so that growth in users is an infrastructure question rather than a rewrite.
Store submission
Handling the App Store and Play Store processes, including the rejections that are a normal part of them.
Post-launch support
Fixes, operating system updates and enhancements once it is in people's hands.
Timelines
A focused application with a clear scope typically runs four to six weeks. Anything involving machine learning, complex integration or regulated data runs into months, and we would rather say so at the start than discover it at week five.
If the app needs to learn from behaviour or handle natural language, see intelligent mobile applications.
What are the three things your app must do?
If you can answer that, we can give you a timeline and a number.
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