Service
Mobile App Development
Native or cross-platform, chosen per project — published to the stores, integrated with push notifications, and engineered to survive patchy internet, which is the reality most of our region’s users live in.
Typical build: 6–14 weeksDoes this sound familiar?
- /01Your app dies the moment the signal drops, and your users notice before you do.
- /02You need both Android and iOS without paying for two teams.
- /03Store review, signing keys, and release management sound like a second job.
- /04You have a web product and customers keep asking for the app version.
Our approach
Step 01
Choose the right trade-off
Native when hardware or performance demands it; Flutter or React Native when speed-to-both-stores wins. We recommend per project, not per fashion.
Step 02
Design offline-first
Local storage as the source of truth, sync when connectivity returns. Users in low-signal areas get the same experience as users on fiber.
Step 03
Release like a product
Store listings, screenshots, staged rollouts, crash monitoring — the unglamorous release machinery handled end to end.
Step 04
Instrument from day one
Push notifications, analytics events, and error reporting wired in early so decisions after launch come from data, not vibes.
What you get
- Platform recommendation (native vs cross-platform)
- UX flows & UI design
- Android app (Play Store) / iOS app (App Store)
- Offline-first data layer & sync
- Push notification setup (FCM/APNs)
- Store publishing & release pipeline
- Crash reporting & analytics
- Handover docs + support plan
Tech we reach for
Questions we usually get
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform covers most business apps at roughly one team’s cost. We go native for camera-heavy, hardware-tight, or animation-intensive products. The decision is yours with our numbers on the table.
Do you publish to the stores for us?
Yes — developer accounts, listings, screenshots, review responses, and staged releases are part of the engagement.
Will the app work without internet?
That’s our default posture, not an upsell. Core features queue locally and sync when the network returns — the same philosophy our own Faro POS runs on.
What about updates after launch?
We offer maintenance retainers covering OS upgrades, store policy changes, bug fixes, and feature releases.
Ready to talk mobile apps?
Send us your context — current setup, pain points, timeline. You’ll get a straight, technical answer.