Mobile apps that do real work —
not just look good in screenshots.

Flutter is our default recommendation for most projects — it delivers 90–95% of native performance at 60–70% of the cost, and you get both platforms from one codebase. Native (Swift or Kotlin) makes sense when you need deep platform APIs (ARKit, HealthKit, Jetpack enterprise features), very demanding graphics, or a product where platform-native feel is a core differentiator. We'll advise honestly based on your specific requirements.

A straightforward cross-platform Flutter app — 5–8 screens, standard auth, API integration — typically takes 12–16 weeks from kick-off to App Store approval. Complex apps with custom backend, real-time features, or multi-role user flows run 20–28 weeks. App Store review adds 2–5 days. We provide a phased timeline in every proposal.

Yes — we regularly take over apps built by other teams. The first step is a code audit: we review architecture, dependencies, test coverage, and known issues, then produce a technical debt report with recommended remediation priorities. We're experienced with both Flutter and native Swift/Kotlin codebases.

Yes, we handle the full submission process — app signing, screenshot production, metadata, review response if needed, and subsequent version releases. If you don't have a developer account, we'll guide you through setting one up. Apple's review process typically takes 2–5 days; Google Play is usually 24–72 hours.