iOS and Android app development

An app is not a smaller website: it's a product. Users who come back daily, data to protect, payments to collect, notifications timed right. We build native iOS and Android apps, progressive web apps and management platforms — from UX design to the App Store and Google Play, all in one pair of hands.

Since 2018: more than 200 shipped projects and one fixed rule — every app starts from a real need, solved in the simplest possible way. If a feature isn't needed at launch, it doesn't make version one. That's how you contain costs, cut risk and launch while the idea is still current.

What's included

Behind the word "app" sit very different products — the first job is working out which one you need, then building it end to end.

Native iOS and Android apps. For performance, push notifications, camera, GPS or in-app payments, the answer is a native app on the stores. We develop cross-platform: one codebase for both platforms, lower cost than two separate builds, an experience indistinguishable from pure native in nearly every case.

Progressive Web Apps. A PWA opens in the browser, installs to the home screen, works offline and skips the stores. For a digital menu, client portal or internal tool it's the rational choice: lower cost, instant updates, no store approval to wait for.

Custom web apps and management platforms. Bookings, stock, clients, shifts: when spreadsheets stop coping, we build the web app that holds your processes together — dashboards, roles, automations, reports. The right platform is the one your team uses without a manual.

Backend, APIs and databases. Every serious app rests on a backend: data, rules, security. Clean APIs, architectures that handle growth — a hundred users to ten thousand without starting over. The data stays yours, on infrastructure you control.

Integrations. Stripe payments and subscriptions, WhatsApp Business messaging, OTA calendar sync via channel manager, maps, invoicing, existing CRMs. A good integration removes a manual task, not adds another panel.

Store publishing. Developer accounts, graphic assets, ASO-optimised listings, Apple and Google review cycles through to approval. Details we've walked many times — we take them off your plate.

Ongoing maintenance. A published, abandoned app stops working: operating systems change, libraries age. Our plans cover updates, backups, monitoring and small monthly changes — the base for bigger releases as the product grows.

How we work

The biggest risk in an app project isn't technical: it's building the wrong thing. Our process finds that out before code, not after.

01 — Discovery and scope. The problem, not the feature list: who will use the app, when, to do what. We define version one — what's in, what waits — and put features, timelines and costs in writing before any commitment.

02 — UX and clickable prototype. We design the flows, build a prototype that feels like the finished app, put it in real users' hands and watch where they get stuck. Fixing a flow on a prototype costs hours; on a published app, weeks.

03 — Development in short releases. Every two or three weeks you get a working version on your own phone, not a progress slide. Corrections happen while they're still cheap.

04 — Testing, stores, launch. Real-device tests, edge cases, backend load, a beta with real users. Then both stores, optimised listings. On launch day we're online with you.

05 — After launch. The first months bring real usage data — and the real priorities. We monitor crashes, performance and behaviour, and turn them into a roadmap. Our best apps grew version by version.

A PWA typically takes 2–3 months; a full native app, 4–6.

Tools and stack

Standard, documented technology — never exotic frameworks nobody will maintain in two years. Mobile is cross-platform with React Native; web apps and PWAs use React and TypeScript with rendering optimised for performance and SEO. Backends run on REST APIs, relational databases and managed cloud infrastructure, with automatic backups and error monitoring from day one.

Our integration experience is verifiable in our projects: one-off and recurring Stripe payments, WhatsApp Business automation, Mapbox maps, Airbnb and Booking calendar sync via channel manager, multilingual AI assistants built into the product. The code is versioned, documented and yours — another team could pick it up tomorrow.

Use first, features later

The mistakes in incoming briefs are almost always the same three.

Wanting everything in version one. Every extra feature stretches timelines, raises costs and delays the moment the app meets real users. Launch lean, grow on data.

Choosing the technology before the problem. "I want a native app" is often the answer to a question nobody asked. Sometimes the right call is a PWA at a third of the cost; sometimes a web platform with no stores; sometimes truly native. The use case decides.

Forgetting the backend. The interface is visible, the backend isn't — so plenty of quotes skip it, until the data doesn't hold up mid-project. We design it first: it has to last longest.

Real projects

The products we build are live and usable, not portfolio screenshots.

AVOY is a zero-commission tourism marketplace for Sardinia: stays, experiences and activities on one platform, a Mapbox map with clustering, a channel manager synced with Airbnb and Booking, and Sofia, an AI concierge live 24/7 in 12 languages.

hoopit is a SaaS for restaurants and hospitality: eight modules activated on demand — QR menus, bookings, takeaway, WhatsApp automation, CRM, inventory, analytics, multi-venue — with a white-label console for chains and agencies.

For Estetica Valeria we built a complete salon suite: multi-step booking with live slots, multi-staff calendar, CRM with packages and gift cards, a points loyalty programme and a WhatsApp communications centre with automatic reminders.

Flow Porto Cervo is a subscription Pilates platform: on-demand video, live sessions with replays, freemium plans with recurring Stripe payments and Gift Cards sent via WhatsApp.

Four sectors, one approach: understand how people will actually use the product, then build the essential around it — properly.

What it costs

Clear starting prices, from our real catalogue. Mobile app development from €8,000. A custom web app or management platform from €6,000. A Progressive Web App from €3,500. After launch, monthly maintenance and support — updates, backups, monitoring, small changes — from €80 a month. The final quote depends on features, integrations and backend: that's why we write it after discovery, not before.

If the project needs a public presence too, we connect it to the website that presents the product and ranks it on Google, or to the e-commerce when the app sells something.

Got an idea or a process to digitise? Request a free quote: tell us what the app must do and for whom — we'll reply with a written proposal. Scope, timeline, costs, no obligation.