One app. Both app stores. One bill.
For businesses that need a real mobile app on iPhone and Android without paying two separate teams to build the same thing twice. Built with React Native — the same technology behind Instagram, Shopify, and Discord.
Building the same app twice is a strange way to spend a budget.
The traditional route is to build your app two times over — once for iPhone, once for Android, by two teams who share nothing. Every feature gets specified twice, built twice, tested twice, and fixed twice. Then the two versions drift apart, and whichever platform your team likes less quietly gets the worse app.
React Native lets us write the app once and ship it to both stores, with the parts that must feel native — camera, maps, notifications, payments, fingerprint and face unlock — built natively underneath. It looks and moves like a proper app because it is one. And when you want to change something, you change it in one place and both stores get it.
What we build.
One app for iPhone and Android
A single codebase shipped to both stores, following each platform's own conventions so it never feels like a website in a wrapper.
The phone features people expect
Camera and photo uploads, maps and location, push notifications, fingerprint and face unlock, contacts, and sharing — all working the way people already expect them to.
Payments and subscriptions
In-app purchases through Apple and Google where the stores require it, plus Stripe, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and the local payment gateways used across the Gulf.
Works when the signal doesn’t
The app keeps working in a basement, a warehouse, or a lift — storing what the user does and syncing it the moment the connection comes back.
Getting through App Store review
Store listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, age ratings, and the review process itself. We've had rejections before and know how to answer them quickly.
Updates without waiting for approval
Many fixes can go straight to your users' phones without a new store review — so a bug found on Monday is fixed on Monday, not next week.
Connected to what you already run
Your existing website, database, inventory system, or customer records. If your systems can talk to other software, the app can use them.
Arabic and English in one app
Both languages built in from the start, with right-to-left screens that are designed properly rather than flipped, and users switching between them instantly.
Who this is for.
Businesses whose customers live on their phones
Retail, food, fitness, healthcare, and services — where an app on the home screen is worth more than another email in an inbox.
Web products that need a mobile version
You already have a product people log into. Now they want it in their pocket, with notifications and offline access.
Field teams and logistics
Drivers, technicians, and inspectors capturing photos, signatures, and locations — often somewhere with terrible reception.
Booking, loyalty and membership
Appointments, points, digital cards, and renewals — the kind of app that quietly increases how often customers come back.
How we build it.
Scope
We agree exactly what version one does and what it deliberately doesn't. App projects go over budget by adding screens, so we write the list down and hold each other to it.
Design
Clickable screens for every flow on a real phone, in both languages if you need both. You test it in your hand before we build anything.
Build
Two-week sprints, with a test build on your phone every fortnight. Your team uses the app while it's being made, not after.
Test on real devices
Old Androids, new iPhones, small screens, big screens, poor networks, and low battery. Emulators lie; actual handsets don't.
Store launch
We prepare both listings, submit, handle any review questions, and release gradually — a small percentage of users first, watching for crashes before opening it to everyone.
Iterate
Crash reports, store reviews, and what people actually tap. We ship improvements monthly and tell you which ones moved the numbers.
Stack and integrations.
Engagement models.
MVP App
from $28k
A first real app on both stores — one core journey, accounts, notifications, and a clean design. Built to be used, not just shown.
- iPhone and Android from one codebase
- One core user journey
- Accounts and push notifications
- Store submission handled for you
Full Product
from $60k
The complete app: payments, offline mode, several user journeys, and connections into the systems you already run.
- Everything in MVP App
- Payments and subscriptions
- Offline mode and syncing
- 60 days post-launch support
Enterprise
from $110k
Apps for large user bases or regulated industries — company-wide login, activity logs, custom device features, and serious scale.
- Company-wide login and activity logs
- Custom native device features
- Arabic and English throughout
- Ongoing engineering retainer
Frequently asked.
5 questions answered. Still have one? Reach out.
For the vast majority of business apps, yes — Instagram, Shopify, Discord, and Microsoft all ship React Native to millions of people. If you're building a 3D game or a heavy video editor, we'll tell you to go native instead.