We develop apps for iOS and Android. Before offering it to clients, we developed and published our own app Mihrap.
User flows, screens and features are determined. Development begins after wireframe approval.
Native (Swift / Kotlin) or cross-platform (Flutter / React Native), depending on the project. Ready for both stores.
API and database infrastructure for the app are designed together. Integration with existing systems possible.
Physical device tests, App Store and Google Play submissions, launch process management.
Push notification system via Firebase or APNs. User segmentation and scheduling support.
Maintenance package options for app updates, bug fixes and new feature development.
Mihrap is an iOS and Android app we developed and published on Google Play. A product we ran through our own users before recommending it to any client.
View on Google Play ↗It starts with a scope call where screens and user flows are defined. Design, development and testing then proceed with interim deliveries. The app is prepared to App Store and Google Play guidelines and submitted to both stores. We built and published our own app, Mihrap, with this exact process.
Depending on scope, a mobile app is usually store-ready within 8–16 weeks. The number of screens, features such as user accounts, payments or notifications, and external integrations determine the timeline. The exact schedule is shared after the scope call.
Native development (Swift, Kotlin) offers the deepest device access and highest performance. Cross-platform (Flutter, React Native) ships to iOS and Android from one codebase, lowering cost and maintenance. Cross-platform is enough for most business apps; we decide together based on your needs.
A mobile app makes sense when users return often, or when you need notifications, offline use or device features. If the goal is presentation and contact, a responsive website is faster and more economical. Many businesses start with a website and move to an app when the need arises.
Yes. We handle store listings, screenshots, privacy disclosures and the review process for the App Store and Google Play. The app is published under your own developer account, so you own both the app and the account.
Yes. Compatibility with new iOS and Android versions, bug fixes and security updates are covered by monthly maintenance. New features are scoped separately. Since the source code is handed over to you, the app's future stays fully under your control.
Reach out even if you're still in the idea stage.