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iOS & Android

Mobile App Development (iOS & Android)

A shipped, store-approved app on the platform that fits your budget and your audience — not whichever platform we'd rather sell.

Who it's for

Founders launching a standalone app

The product is mobile-first, and it needs to work.

Teams building a companion app

A mobile counterpart to a web product you already run.

Anyone unsure whether to build native or cross-platform

That decision is part of what we're for.

What's included

01
A platform strategy session
Native vs. cross-platform, decided with you, not for you.
02
UI design built for iOS and Android conventions
03
Backend/API integration
04
Device testing before submission
Real devices, not just simulators.
05
App Store and Google Play submission, handled end-to-end
06
A post-launch bug-fix window

How we work on this

Platform strategy is a decision we make with you, early — based on your budget and where your users actually are, not on which platform we'd rather build in. Store submission and compliance are ours to handle, not yours to figure out.

Built with

Every build is tested on real devices before submission, not just simulators.

Indicative pricing

Featured

Single-platform launch

€22,000 per project

12–16 weeks

  • Platform strategy session
  • UI build for one platform
  • Backend/API integration
  • Store submission & compliance
  • Post-launch fix window
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Both platforms (iOS + Android)

€34,000 per project

14–20 weeks

  • Same scope, both platforms in parallel
  • Shared backend
  • Coordinated store submission
  • Post-launch fix window
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What we commit to

You own the code and the IP.

Everything we build transfers to you on completion and payment — no licensing traps, no dependency on us to keep running your own product.

Senior engineers only.

Every person on your engagement is senior. Nobody junior is billed at a senior rate, and nobody senior pitches the work only to hand it to a team you never meet.

EU-based, GDPR-native.

We operate under Portuguese and EU law, in your timezone, with data handling that's GDPR-compliant by construction, not by afterthought.

A written estimate before we start.

You get a written, fixed-scope estimate before any work begins — not a verbal ballpark, not a moving target.

Representative engagement — anonymised

Field-service app for a facilities-management company

Job status is visible to the office in real time once a technician is back in signal range, and paper job sheets are gone.

Common questions

Should we build native or cross-platform?

It depends on your budget, your audience, and how much of the platform's native capability you actually need — there's no universally right answer. We'll lay out the trade-off plainly at the platform strategy session and make the call with you, not hand you a recommendation that happens to match what we'd rather build.

Who handles App Store and Google Play submission?

We do, end to end — developer account requirements, store listing assets, compliance review, and any resubmission if the first pass gets rejected. You're not left holding an app that's finished but not actually live.

How long does a typical project take?

It depends on the service: an MVP typically runs 8–12 weeks, a full custom software or web application build 10–18 weeks, a code audit 2–4 weeks. Your written estimate states the specific timeline for your scope, not a generic range.

Who owns the code once the project is finished?

You do. Code and IP transfer to you on completion and full payment — that's a standing commitment, not a negotiated extra. There's no licensing arrangement that leaves you dependent on us to keep running your own product.

Tell us about the app.

We'll help you decide the platform strategy before we ever talk about price.

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