Mobile apps development for iOS

FAQ

• What is the difference between native and cross-platform applications?

  We are strong advocates of native development, especially for complex applications, for several reasons:

  • Performance: Native development allows you to fully utilize the capabilities of the platform. Cross-platform solutions like Flutter cannot achieve the same performance without additional libraries
  • Low-Level Functions: When accessing smartphone components such as compass or fingerprint sensor, native programming is necessary
  • Cutting-Edge Features: Platform innovations typically debut in native languages. For instance, Flutter still only offers basic VR support without advanced effects

• You don't have projects that are exactly like mine. Can you handle it?

  If there's no project in our portfolio that closely resembles yours, it's possible that we simply haven't been approached with such ideas before. In today's IT industry, there are hundreds of unique applications, but they all share a common set of features: registration, catalog, geolocation, payments, etc. Surely, our developers have the knowledge to bring your idea to life. We will discuss your project and choose the technologies and algorithms to achieve it

• Who will own the rights to the code?

  We will hand over the rights to the applications to you, as specified in the agreement. There will be no claims on our part for the code

• What do you need to estimate the cost and timeline?

  To provide an estimate, we need a detailed project brief or terms of reference. If you don't have one, we can help you create it. Initially, we need to understand the essence of the application, its functionalities, and whether monetization is planned. It would be very helpful if there are similar apps in the market that you can reference, as this will speed up the cost and timeline estimation process

• Why do other studios offer lower prices and shorter timelines?

  If we're talking about a basic Minimum Viable Product (MVP), it can be developed within a few weeks, especially if the software is generic. MVPs are great for testing ideas, but they might not be suitable as fully-fledged applications. Additionally, some studios use no-code app builders, but these platforms often lack the flexibility to debug software and fix bugs. For a comprehensive app developed from scratch, a more realistic timeline would be around 2-3 months

• Are you open to working on app improvements done by other developers?

  Yes, if you have the open-source code available, we can certainly work on improving it. We would establish a non-disclosure agreement before reviewing the code

• Do you provide ongoing project support?

  Certainly. Firstly, we offer a warranty on our applications. If any bugs arise after the release, we will promptly address and fix them. Secondly, you can request ongoing support and maintenance services, including updating the codebase and adding new features