App development (Android, iOS)
A mobile app is only worth it if people actually use it often. That's why not every idea deserves an app — often a good mobile-optimised website delivers more. We look at that first, and only then choose the technology.
Native or cross-platform
React Native or Flutter when you need to ship to both platforms fast and the UI isn't extremely device-specific — 90% coverage for half the price. Native Swift/Kotlin when you need maximum performance, complex animation, or deep hardware integration (camera, BLE, AR).
We never settle the decision with dogma — we always derive it from a concrete requirements list and document the trade-offs in writing.
Backend and synchronisation
An app is only as good as the system behind it. We build a REST or GraphQL API, or fit into your existing backend — with a caching strategy and offline-first mode, so it stays usable even without a connection.
Push notifications, deep links, in-app analytics, crash reporting — these are all part of the base package, not an extra option.
App Store and Google Play release
Releasing is half the work. We know Apple's review process, so our first-time approval rate is high. We write the description, create the screenshots, and help with ASO (App Store Optimization) so people find you in search too.
After the first version, the ongoing release cycle can run automatically too — with CI/CD, a release lands in both stores within an hour.
Frequently asked questions
How much does mobile app development cost?
A medium-complexity app starts around HUF 4–10 million, depending on the feature list. The MVP is often 30–40% of the total cost, and we deliver it as a separate phase.
Do Android and iOS have to be developed separately?
Not with cross-platform technology — you get both from a single codebase. If you need native performance or a platform-specific feature, then yes, and we clarify this up front.
Do you handle app updates too?
Yes. As part of a monthly maintenance package: keeping up with OS updates, security patches, and small new features. Larger versions are handled on a project basis.