Native mobile apps taken from concept to App Store and Google Play release — and maintained after launch. Scoped and managed by consultants, so the app serves a business case, not the other way around.
We build mobile apps when mobile is genuinely the right channel — and say so when it isn’t:
The business case tested first: what the app must do, for whom, and what success measures.
Clean, bilingual-ready interfaces designed for thumbs and tested on real users.
Native or cross-platform as the case demands — one codebase where it saves money, native where it earns it.
App Store and Google Play submission handled — listings, screenshots, review cycles.
Usage and stability visible from day one, reported in plain English.
OS updates, fixes and improvement cycles so the app doesn’t rot after release.
Business case and feature set challenged honestly — sometimes the advice is a web app at half the cost.
Wireframes to polished UI, approved before development begins.
Developed by our specialist partner network with staged demos; we manage and quality-control.
Store submission, launch analytics and a maintenance plan measured in years, not weeks.
Typical delivery 10–16 weeks to store release. Fixed-price quotation after scoping.
Honest answer: many businesses don’t need one. If users reach for it weekly, need offline access or push notifications, an app earns its keep; otherwise a responsive web app costs roughly half and ships faster. We’ll tell you which side you’re on before you spend.
Serious apps start around AED 40,000 for a focused single-purpose product; marketplace or booking apps with payments typically run AED 70,000–150,000. Store fees and annual maintenance come extra and we state them upfront.
Both, usually via one cross-platform codebase — it cuts cost roughly 35% versus two native builds. We go fully native only when performance or hardware access demands it.
We do — listings, privacy declarations, screenshots and the review back-and-forth. Rejections get fixed and resubmitted as part of the project, not billed as surprises.
A maintenance plan covers OS updates, fixes and small improvements, with usage reported monthly. Apps without maintenance stop working within a couple of OS cycles — we won’t launch without a plan for year two.
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Bring the app idea. We’ll challenge it like consultants, scope it like engineers, and give you a fixed price — or an honest reason not to build it.