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iOS and Android products
Standalone apps with auth, profiles, notifications and the core workflow your customers need on a phone — designed once, built for both stores where cross-platform makes sense, with retention measured from beta.
Services — Mobile apps
Mobile apps that connect to your business.
A mobile app should do a job your website cannot do on a phone — not exist because a competitor has one on the store. We build iOS and Android apps for customer products, field teams and internal ops, with backends that stay in sync with your web systems.
One studio from API to app store.
Mobile projects fail when the app team never talks to the web team, or when the backend was an afterthought. We build the full stack — or connect cleanly to one you already have.
Product discovery before pixels
We map the job the app must do on a phone, offline moments and auth before any screen is drawn. If a responsive website is enough, we will say so.
Shared backend with your web product
Customer accounts, orders and permissions should match what the website already does. One API layer, one data model — not two truths about the same customer.
Honest stack choices
React Native and Expo when one codebase serves both stores well. Native Swift or Kotlin when the product needs camera, BLE or heavy background work. We pick for maintainability.
Store submission and handover included
App Store and Play Console setup, release pipelines and crash reporting ship with the build. You hold the accounts; we get the first versions live.
What we build.
Four lanes, often combined in one engagement. A customer-facing product, a companion to an existing web platform, internal tools for teams in the field, and the APIs everything talks to.
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Companion apps for web products
Mobile extensions of a website, portal or SaaS product — reordering, status tracking, field capture — sharing login, data and design language with the web experience your team already runs.
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Internal ops and field apps
Tools for warehouse staff, service engineers, sales reps and managers — barcode scanning, job sheets, photo capture and approvals that work on patchy networks and offline when needed.
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Backend and API layer
The APIs, auth, push notification service and admin tools the apps depend on — built alongside the clients so releases stay coordinated, monitored and documented end to end.
The stackApps Native Backend
Cross-platform by default, native when it earns its cost.
We choose for maintainability and store compliance — not to impress a technical audience. One team owns the app and the API it calls.
React Native and Expo
One codebase for iOS and Android when the product fits — faster to ship and easier to maintain.
Swift and Kotlin where needed
Native builds when the product demands deep hardware access or performance a shared runtime cannot deliver.
TypeScript APIs on managed infra
Next.js or Node APIs, Postgres for data, push via standard providers — the same stack as our web work.
What happens, and when.
Priced after product discoveryWeek 1
Product discovery
Jobs-to-be-done, user flows, offline needs and platform choice documented. Ends with itemised scope and fixed quote — or a recommendation to improve the mobile web.
Weeks 2–3
UX and API design
Key screens at phone sizes, navigation model and API contracts agreed before development compounds. Shared auth mapped here if it applies.
Weeks 3–10
Build in test tracks
Apps in TestFlight and internal Android builds from early weeks. Backend in staging, crash reporting wired, feedback loops as features land.
Release
Store submission and handover
App Store and Play review, production release, monitoring live and training on the release process. Developer accounts stay in your name.
Is a mobile app build right for you?
A good fit when
- The job genuinely needs a phone — offline access, push, camera, location or habitual daily use
- You have or will fund a backend the app can share with your web product
- Someone on your side can test builds weekly and approve store listings
- You can wait for App Store review timelines — usually days, not hours
- You want one accountable team for app, API and release pipeline
Not the right call when
- A responsive website would do the same job for a fraction of the cost — we will tell you
- The product is a marketing brochure disguised as an app; save the store fees
- Nobody internally can test weekly builds, so feedback arrives too late to be useful
- You need both stores live in two weeks — scope smaller or wait
FAQ
Asked before every app build.
Companion apps with a shared backend often start from about ₹6L. Full customer products with custom API work typically run ₹12L–₹25L depending on offline logic, roles and integrations. We price after product discovery, not from a feature wish list.
Also useful
Tell us what the app needs to do on a phone.
Share the users, the offline moments and what systems it must talk to. We will reply with an honest view on build versus mobile web — and a discovery plan if build is the right call.