Mobile apps development for Android
We create apps that attract customers and bring in profits. We develop software for restaurants, taxi services, fitness centers, messengers, and much more
Why us?
Key Features
Our Advantages
How we work
We analyze ideas and draw up a strategy for the project development. We study the industry, audience, and competitors' cases. At this stage, we create the terms of reference (TOR) and conduct user interviews
We visualize the strategies and insights gathered during the planning phase. Our designers develop scenarios, prepare an application prototype, and present it to you for approval
Based on the TOR and prototype, we write the code. We recommend native Android development. Cross-platform programming is also possible if you plan to adapt the app for iOS
We test the software for bugs to ensure they don't make it into the release. After each testing iteration, the developer implements necessary revisions
Once the app is ready, we send it into production. At this stage, the software has been checked for bugs and thoroughly tested
We assist with software support and publication: deployment, upgrades, updates, code refinement, and adding new features
The tasks we solve
AR, VR, Barcode, QR code and other object recognition
Working with media resources: Video, Audio, Camera, Photos, Pictures
Animation, adding gaming elements, various gestures
Social media and news feeds
Search and various data filters
Working with maps of various services
iBeacon (Bluetooth with low power consumption)
Extensions: Widget, Wear OS, Android TV
Connection of various payment systems: GPay, Stripe, PayPal, Qiwi, UCassa, payment with bank cards
Integration of third-party services and APIs
eCommerce and various monetization
Multilanguage and localization
Notifications and deep links
Frameworks
Social networking: Facebook, Google+, Twitter, VK, WeChat
Two-factor authorization and data access via biometric password
Analytics and easy logging systems integration
Encryption and digital signatures
VPN
Working with tables, graphs and document flow
Sharing
Cost of work
App Support
After testing is complete, the application is ready for release on Google Play. It has been repeatedly tested under real load. However, to ensure that customers continue to use the app over the long term, it needs to be regularly updated and enhanced.
With us, you can order post-release app support. The same developers who worked on building the app will be responsible for this, as they are familiar with the software architecture and its capabilities.
We provide comprehensive app support, including:
Additionally, we can offer support for apps developed by third parties if you have open-source code
- Product analysis
- Identification of innovations and enhancements
- Evaluation of functionality and task realization strategy
- Component updates
- Implementation of new features
Projects
Our Clients
FAQ
It depends on your target audience, but we generally recommend native development if:
- Performance is important to you. Kotlin and Java are better at leveraging the platform's capabilities compared to cross-platform solutions like Flutter. For instance, they require fewer intermediate libraries
- Low-level features are needed. If you require access to hardware components such as a compass or gyroscope, native code will handle this better
- Innovation matters. Innovations tend to appear first in native environments like Kotlin before making their way to cross-platform solutions, often with delays. For instance, Flutter's support for VR is still quite basic
If you plan to eventually port your software to other operating systems, such as iOS, then cross-platform languages like Flutter and React Native might be more suitable. Developing two native apps for Android and iOS is also an option
Usually, the complete development cycle takes 2-3 months when we're creating an application from scratch. With a large number of additional features, the timeframe can extend to six months
2-3 weeks is the time that is needed to develop a minimum viable product. It's good for testing or checking whether the audience is ready
Many studios use ready-made no-code builders that don't require programming skills. However, they lack debugging systems, and bug fixes take much more time. There are numerous limitations that make the application less flexible. And when it comes to performance and native programming, the no-code paradigm is not suitable at all
Certainly, if you have the code at hand that needs to be updated, features added, or bugs fixed, we can help. We will sign a non-disclosure agreement
Absolutely, we offer application support services: updates, adjustments, modernization, etc. This is discussed separately during the creation of the TOR or after the release