Mobile app development
services in India
built to launch and retain.

Cost tracks feature depth and platform count rather than screen count. A single-platform MVP sits in a very different bracket to a two-platform app with offline sync, payments and an admin backend, because the engineering and QA surface differ. We scope in discovery and quote a fixed figure against a written specification, so there is no open-ended billing.

A production app typically runs about twelve weeks: one week of discovery and store research, two weeks of flows and prototyping, two weeks of design, six weeks of engineering, and a final week for submission and staged rollout. Cross-platform builds compress the middle; apps with offline sync, live tracking or heavy integrations extend it.

It depends on what the app does. Choose native Swift or Kotlin when the interface is the product, when you need the newest platform frameworks immediately, or when camera, background processing and latency matter. Choose React Native or Flutter when both stores need parity quickly and most screens are standard product surfaces. We usually mix the two — shared code for ordinary flows, native modules for the demanding paths — and we recommend the split in discovery rather than selling you a default.

Yes. We prepare both listings, write and localise the metadata, produce the screenshot sequences, file the privacy manifests and Data Safety declarations, and handle correspondence with reviewers through the approval process. Release goes out as a staged rollout with a kill switch, so an unexpected problem can be contained without an emergency resubmission.

Yes. Most apps need an API, a database and a place for your team to manage content, users and orders. We build that alongside the app on Node.js with PostgreSQL, or on Firebase where real-time sync and speed to market matter more, and hand over an admin panel your staff can actually operate.

Where it should, yes. Offline-first is a design decision made early, not patched on later. We persist data locally, queue writes, and resolve conflicts on reconnect with rules agreed with you — which is essential for field, logistics and sales apps working past reliable coverage, and useful for almost every app on Indian mobile networks.

Yes. iOS and Android ship major versions every year, and both stores enforce minimum SDK targets that will eventually block updates if ignored. Post-launch cover includes OS and SDK upgrades, dependency patching, crash and ANR triage, store policy changes and performance monitoring — as a maintenance plan, or as a product retainer that also funds new features.

You do. The repository, the source code, the designs and the credentials are yours, and the apps are published under your own Apple Developer and Google Play accounts rather than ours — so your listing, reviews and install base stay with you regardless of who maintains the app later. We hand over documentation and a walkthrough at the end of every engagement.