Mobile app development, from first idea to app stores.

Build for iPhone, Android or both with a small senior team. We help you shape the app, connect the systems behind it and get it ready for people to use. You do not need to choose a framework before talking to us.

About two minutes. No brief needed.

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What mobile delivery looks like: Good WayPassenger and driver apps, live tracking and Stripe-powered payments.Built with React Native · Laravel · Swift
What we deliver
Customer app, backend and store release
Example budget

From £6,000

Up to 8 screens. One mobile platform. Add more screens and features later.

Typical MVP timeline

6–12 weeks

Scope and launch date agreed in week one.

The starting build assumes supplied designs and a standard schedule. Design, login, integrations and additional platforms are priced as additions. Hosting, subscriptions and support are scoped separately. Adjust this example to fit your product.

The whole product around the app

A useful app needs more than its screens. Accounts, payments, notifications, data and the tools your team uses to operate the service belong in the scope from the start. We agree those parts together before fixing the price.

The experience your customers use

We work through the main journey, the screens it needs and how it should behave on a phone. Design, accessibility and testing are part of delivery, alongside development.

The systems that keep it running

APIs, payment services and existing business systems connect to the app. Where the product needs a staff dashboard, we can build the web side alongside the mobile experience.

The release and the handover

We prepare signed builds, handle app-store submission and review, and hand over the source, documentation and release setup. The repository and IP are yours.

Start with your users, then choose the platforms

If your customers use both iPhone and Android, a shared codebase can make sense. If the first release is for iPhone and depends heavily on Apple services, a native iOS approach may fit better. We work through your audience, integrations and future maintenance before recommending a stack.

Good Way brings passenger and driver experiences together with location tracking and payments. Dash combines a customer loyalty app with a business dashboard. These projects show why platform choice is only one part of planning a mobile product.

A clear scope, with progress you can try

Two scoping sessions in week one lead to a screen list, a fixed price and a launch date in writing. From the second week, you get a build on your phone every Friday through TestFlight or Google Play internal testing.

Most MVPs take 6 to 12 weeks. Complex integrations or several platforms can take 12 to 20 weeks. We agree what belongs in the first release and what can follow once people are using the app.

Choose the approach that fits your product

Questions about building your mobile app

Do I need designs or a technical brief?
No. A few sentences about the idea, who it is for and where you are with it is enough to start. We work out the screens, integrations and delivery scope together.
Can you build for both iPhone and Android?
Yes. We build with React Native, Flutter and native iOS technologies. We recommend an approach based on the product, device features and the team that will maintain it.
How much does mobile app development cost?
Start from £6,000 for up to eight screens on one platform, then add screens and features as the product grows. Design, login, integrations and additional platforms are priced separately. The calculator gives you a live estimate in about two minutes, and the price is fixed in writing after the two week-one scoping sessions.
How long will it take to launch?
Most MVPs ship in 6 to 12 weeks. Launches with complex integrations or several platforms typically take 12 to 20 weeks. You get an installable build every Friday from the second week.
Can you build the admin dashboard too?
Yes. Staff tools and customer portals can share the app's backend. We include them in the scope so you can operate the product after launch.
Who owns the app and source code?
You own the source code and IP. The repository is yours from day one, and we hand over the documentation, credentials and release setup. You can bring maintenance in-house or agree ongoing support with us.

What should your app help people do?

Tell us about the idea, or estimate the first release. An engineer replies within one working day.