[ Mobile App Development ]

App releases that pass review the first time

We prepare your app for the App Store and Google Play, fix review rejections, set up analytics and crash reporting, and keep the app stable after launch.

  • 1–3weeks to a typical release
  • iOS + Androidstore submissions
  • Crashmonitoring from day one
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Swift
  • Kotlin
[ What you get ]

What is included

Store preparation, analytics setup, app review fixes, and post-launch stabilization.

  1. 01

    Store listing preparation

    Screenshots, descriptions, keywords, privacy labels and age ratings.

  2. 02

    Review rejection fixes

    We read the guideline notes, fix the code or metadata and resubmit.

  3. 03

    Beta testing setup

    TestFlight and Google Play testing tracks for your team and early users.

  4. 04

    Analytics and crash reporting

    Firebase, Crashlytics or Sentry with the key events you need.

  5. 05

    Device and OS QA

    Testing on current phones and OS versions before each release.

  6. 06

    Post-launch stabilisation

    Priority fixes for crashes and bugs in the first weeks after release.

  • Your app was rejected by a store

    You need someone who knows the guidelines to get it approved.

  • Your previous developer is gone

    The app exists, but nobody is handling builds, updates and accounts.

  • You do not know how the app performs

    No analytics, no crash reports and no idea where users drop off.

  • A new iOS or Android version is coming

    The app needs updates to keep working and stay listed.

[ Process ]

How the work moves forward

Five clear stages with a result at the end of each. You see progress every week and approve each step before the next one starts.

  1. 01 · Discover

    Define the first release

    We agree on the core user journey, the must-have screens and what waits for version two.

    1–2 weeks
  2. 02 · Design

    Design and click-through prototype

    Wireframes and UI for both platforms, tested as a clickable prototype before any code.

    2–3 weeks
  3. 03 · Build

    Build app and back end

    Sprints with a test build on your phone every week, plus the API and admin panel.

    4–10 weeks
  4. 04 · Test

    Test on real devices

    QA across phone models and OS versions, beta via TestFlight and Google Play testing.

    1–2 weeks
  5. 05 · Launch

    Publish and improve

    Store submission, crash monitoring, analytics and a backlog of updates based on usage.

    Ongoing
[ Scope ]

Three ways to start

Typical scopes for this direction. The exact estimate comes after a short brief — usually within two business days.

  1. Option 01

    MVP

    One core journey on iOS and Android to test demand with real users.

    • Clickable prototype
    • Cross-platform app
    • Store publishing
    6–10 weeks Get an estimate
  2. Option 03

    Product partnership

    Ongoing development and releases for an app that is central to your business.

    • Monthly release cycle
    • Monitoring and support
    • Roadmap planning
[ FAQ ]

Questions before we start

Short answers to what clients ask us most often.

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Can you take over an app another team built?

Yes. We start with a short code and setup audit, then take over builds, store accounts and releases.

Why do apps get rejected?

Most often for missing privacy details, broken login for reviewers, in-app payment rules or incomplete content. Most issues are fixed within days.

How long does store review take?

Usually one to three days for both stores, longer for a first submission or apps with sensitive data.

Do you offer ongoing support?

Yes — a monthly plan for OS updates, dependency upgrades, monitoring and small improvements.

Native or cross-platform?

For most business apps we use Flutter or React Native — one codebase, two stores. We go native with Swift and Kotlin when the app relies heavily on device hardware or platform features.

Do we also need a back end?

Usually yes — for accounts, data and push notifications. We build the API and an admin panel, or connect the app to the systems you already use.

[ Next step ]

Tell us about your project

Answer a few questions about your business — we will come back with a plan, timeline and estimate within two business days.