iOS + Android apps, submitted to your own store accounts.

There is no rate card, because a rate card prices a guess. We agree the scope in writing first, then give one fixed quote against it — and that quote comes after you have seen a free prototype, so it is priced against something real. One number covers design, engineering, testing, and submission to your own App Store and Play Store accounts. What moves it is the number of screens, whether you need offline sync or native device features, and whether subscriptions and payments are in scope. Apple and Google charge their own developer-account fees directly to you; those are not ours to mark up.

Yes. We use React Native and Expo to build one codebase that ships to both platforms simultaneously.

Yes, end-to-end. We submit to your own Apple Developer and Google Play accounts, so you own the apps and the listings. Includes App Store Connect setup, TestFlight builds, Google Play Console, and production releases.

You do, 100%, from day one. The app is built, deployed, and submitted on your own accounts, and you receive all code, repositories, and credentials. No lock-in.

Yes. We use RevenueCat for subscription management — works on both iOS and Android with minimal setup.

Weeks rather than months. A focused first version — a handful of screens, authentication, and payments — is typically three to four weeks from kickoff to a build you can install and use, and up to about six once offline-first sync, native device features, or a large screen count are involved. Store review then adds its own time on top, which is on Apple and Google rather than on the build. The specific timeline is agreed in writing alongside the fixed quote, before any work starts.