Expo
Fast delivery workflow for cross-platform mobile apps with reliable build and release tooling.
- Faster iteration for iOS + Android
- OTA updates where appropriate
- Stable CI/CD mobile build flow
We build apps for the App Store and Google Play—native or React Native—and connect them to your APIs, auth, payments, push, and the rest of your stack.
What we build
Pick native (separate iOS and Android) or one shared codebase for both stores. We wire the app to your servers and the services you depend on.
Native apps for the Apple App Store—when you want the best fit for iOS users.
Native apps for Google Play—covers the wide range of Android devices out there.
React Native when you want iOS and Android shipped from the same project (faster iteration, one team).
We connect the app to your backend: REST/GraphQL, login, payments, maps—whatever your product needs.
Tuned for actual phones: quick screens, fewer janky moments, tested on common devices.
Secure sign-in, sensible data handling, and offline-friendly flows when the network drops.
Integrations
Apps need login, data from your backend, and often third-party services. We set that up so it’s reliable and review-friendly for Apple and Google.
Clear contracts so the app and server agree on data—fewer surprises when things change.
Email, SSO, magic links—tokens and refresh handled the way stores and security expect.
When the screen must update in near real time (chat, live status, dashboards).
Alerts that respect user settings and Apple/Google rules—so you don’t get stuck at review.
Uploads, images, documents—wired to your storage or provider of choice.
Technology stack
We choose tools that let you ship faster without sacrificing long-term maintainability. Stack choice depends on app complexity, integrations, and team workflow.
Fast delivery workflow for cross-platform mobile apps with reliable build and release tooling.
Core framework for shipping one mobile product across both stores with shared product logic.
Managed backend services for auth, database, push, and realtime features when they fit project needs.
Quality
Fast enough for daily use, tested on common devices, and built with security and offline in mind—not only “it works on my laptop.”
We care how taps and scrolls feel—not only that the feature exists.
We plan for review guidelines early so releases aren’t blocked by surprise policy issues.
Checked on representative screen sizes and OS versions—not only the newest phone.
Key flows still usable with bad signal; sync when you’re back online.
Encrypted transport, safe storage of tokens, and clear rules for sensitive data.
Budget & timeline
Plans have fixed base pricing. Final scope changes only when you add modules, integrations, or advanced requirements.
€4.000
Typical timeline: 12–20 weeks
Core app for iOS, Android, or both—wired to your APIs and ready for the stores.
€6.500
Typical timeline: 14–24 weeks
Mobile app alongside your web/SaaS: same accounts, same data, mobile-optimised flows.
€10.000
Typical timeline: 18–32 weeks
Many user types, heavy integrations, or strong offline/sync—more moving parts, more QA.
FAQ
iOS vs Android vs both, backends, stores, push, offline, support.
Native gives maximum platform-specific polish; React Native is often best when you need both iOS and Android from one codebase. We help you pick based on budget, timeline, and how heavy the UI is.
Yes when needed—we can own APIs and services, or plug into your existing backend and third-party tools.
Yes. We plan migrations in steps so users keep working while we move features and data across.
Often roughly 12–24+ weeks depending on screens, integrations (payments, maps, etc.), and whether we ship one or both stores.
Yes—we handle listings, builds, and the usual back-and-forth with Apple and Google so you’re not stuck alone.
We can design key flows to work without signal and sync when you’re back online.
Yes—notifications, badges, and live updates where your product needs them, wired to your backend.
We align the app with a sensible backend setup so growth doesn’t mean rewriting everything in year one.
Yes—OS updates, store requirements, bugfixes, and small feature rounds.