How do you price projects?

Fixed scope against a signed brief, split into milestone payments. After discovery you get a number, not a range. If scope changes later, it is priced in writing before work starts — the change rate is agreed in the same document so nobody negotiates under deadline.

Who owns the code, accounts and store listings?

You do, from day one. Repositories, cloud projects and store accounts are created under your organisation; we collaborate inside them. That includes design files, documentation and any admin tooling we build for you.

Which mobile stack will my app use?

Our default is React Native or Flutter for product coverage at realistic budgets; native Kotlin when performance or deep OS integration justifies it. We maintain production apps in this family ourselves, so recommendations come with maintenance numbers, not vendor slides.

Practice 02

Apps that survive the store, the updates, and the truth — one Flutter codebase where it wins, native where it pays.

We take products from architecture to Google Play and keep them healthy afterwards. The team maintains its own published apps — Sudoku Master, Money AI and Invoice Maker — on the same pipeline we use for clients.

Scope mobile app development →Typical product build: 8–16 weeks discovery → launch.

What’s in the box

01Discovery & fixed-scope brief
02UX flows with every state designed
03React Native or Flutter builds
04Native Android (Kotlin) where it pays
05Firebase or Node backends, typed contracts
06Store launch, rollout & monitoring
07Post-launch support window

Deliverables at handover

Signed scope document with milestones
Design files (Figma) + component specs
Source in your repo, your store accounts
Release & rollback runbook
Support window with monitoring notes

Questions this practice gets

How do you price projects? Fixed scope against a signed brief, split into milestone payments. After discovery you get a number, not a range. If scope changes later, it is priced in writing before work starts — the change rate is agreed in the same document so nobody negotiates under deadline.: Fixed scope against a signed brief, split into milestone payments. After discovery you get a number, not a range. If scope changes later, it is priced in writing before work starts — the change rate is agreed in the same document so nobody negotiates under deadline.
Who owns the code, accounts and store listings? You do, from day one. Repositories, cloud projects and store accounts are created under your organisation; we collaborate inside them. That includes design files, documentation and any admin tooling we build for you.: You do, from day one. Repositories, cloud projects and store accounts are created under your organisation; we collaborate inside them. That includes design files, documentation and any admin tooling we build for you.
Which mobile stack will my app use? Our default is React Native or Flutter for product coverage at realistic budgets; native Kotlin when performance or deep OS integration justifies it. We maintain production apps in this family ourselves, so recommendations come with maintenance numbers, not vendor slides.: Our default is React Native or Flutter for product coverage at realistic budgets; native Kotlin when performance or deep OS integration justifies it. We maintain production apps in this family ourselves, so recommendations come with maintenance numbers, not vendor slides.

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