Reliable iOS and Android apps, built for the stores and for the long run

Native development, with Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android, still makes sense for apps that push performance hard or rely heavily on hardware, such as sensors, Bluetooth or video processing. For most projects, a cross-platform framework like Flutter lets both platforms share most of the code and keeps maintenance simpler. We make the call after reviewing your features, not before.

The Apple Developer Program costs 99 USD per year, and Google Play Console registration is a one-time fee of 25 USD. These fees are paid directly to Apple and Google and are not part of our service. We help you open the accounts, including for a company registered in Tunisia, and guide you through each platform’s identity checks.

The App Store and Google Play accounts are opened in your organisation’s name: you own them and simply grant us developer access. The source code is handed over on delivery under the terms of the contract, together with the documentation another team would need to take it over if required.

Rejections during Apple’s review are common and usually tied to a specific guideline, such as missing demo login details, thin content or the way personal data is handled. We prepare submissions carefully to reduce that risk, then analyse the reason, fix the issue and resubmit. This follow-up is part of our publishing support.

It depends on the feature scope, the number of screens and the integrations required. As a rough guide, a focused first version typically takes three to six months, including design and store launch. A richer app with a complex admin panel or many connections to existing systems can take longer. We set a precise schedule once scoping is complete.

We agree on minimum versions with you based on your audience and planned features. Supporting very old systems adds testing effort and rules out some newer APIs, while targeting only recent versions leaves part of your users behind, especially on Android, where devices vary widely. Your website analytics often help settle the question.

Apple and Google release new OS versions every year and regularly tighten their requirements, for example on the minimum target SDK. Our maintenance agreement covers bug fixes, compliance with these changes, security updates for third-party libraries and, if you wish, the addition of new features.