A prototype you try on the device
We try the main flows on a real phone, at thumb distance. How a screen that looks good on a desktop is actually used in the hand becomes clear at this stage.
Your app should work with the same care on both platforms. We first prepare a prototype that can be tried on a device, then build with notifications, offline behaviour and store requirements in mind.
We try the main flows on a real phone, at thumb distance. How a screen that looks good on a desktop is actually used in the hand becomes clear at this stage.
Which event sends a notification to whom and when, and how the user turns it off, is designed from the start. Permission is asked at the right moment; if refused, the app still works.
Store visuals, privacy declarations, age rating and review notes are prepared. The release opens first to a closed test group and then to everyone; review time depends on the platform and cannot be guaranteed.
Four stops, each with on-device tests and an approval point.
We clarify the scope, deliverables and acceptance criteria together in the first meeting. The written quote lists that scope item by item; if the scope changes, the quote is updated as a new version.
Each step ends with something concrete in your hands; we move on with your approval.
Together we put the goal, the boundaries and the acceptance criteria in writing.
We design flows and screens and move to development after your approval.
We build in short iterations and show a working version at the end of each.
We test the app on different screen sizes and operating system versions.
What is included, what we need from you, timing and payment, all in one place. The exact scope and price are set in the written quote.
Tell us what you need; we will define the scope together.
Tell us about your projectIt depends on the project. For most business apps a single-codebase approach lowers cost and maintenance; for device-close needs such as camera, maps or heavy animation we recommend native development. We share the decision and its reasoning at the quote stage.
It depends on scope. After the scope meeting we share the stages and an estimated schedule in writing; you follow progress in My account.
There is no fixed package price. Once the scope is clear we prepare an itemised quote; nothing you have not approved is included.
Tell us what you need; we will define the scope together.