Mobile applications for business
One codebase, both platforms
Separate native apps make sense for games and heavy graphics. For a business application, they double the cost and slow down every release.
Who it's for
- Companies that need an app for field staff
- Products with an existing backend that need a mobile channel
- Teams whose separate iOS and Android versions have drifted apart feature-wise
What you get
React Native or Flutter application
The technology choice depends on the project, not our preferences — it's decided by the existing stack, library availability, and who will maintain the code.
Offline-first work
A field app has to work with no signal and sync once it's back online.
More
This is the part of the project most often underestimated.
Device integration
Camera, barcode scanner, GPS, push notifications, biometrics.
App store publishing
We run the process in the App Store and Google Play, including rejections and appeals.
Releases and telemetry
Test channels, crash reporting and usage statistics from the first version onward.
Narrower scopes within this service
If you already know exactly what you need, the pages below describe it directly.
How we work
- 01
Scope and technology choice
What it needs to do, what it runs on, what has to work offline.
- 02
Interface prototype
A clickable mockup on-device, tested by the people who'll actually use it.
- 03
Build
Iterations, with versions available through a test channel.
- 04
Launch and growth
Release, crash monitoring, further versions.
Pricing models
Fixed price after prototype
Scope is known once the mockup exists, so we can give an amount and a deadline.
Time & material
For products whose shape will keep changing with market feedback.
See the case study
2motion — the whole brand, website and blog for industrial automation
Frequently asked questions
React Native or Flutter?
If you have a web team working in React, React Native lets them co-build the app and share some logic. Flutter gives a more predictable look across both platforms and handles heavy animation better. We give a recommendation once we know your team, because maintenance lasts longer than the build.
Do I need separate native versions?
Rarely. They're justified by performance requirements, deep hardware access, or system integrations a cross-platform layer doesn't cover. We'll tell you if your case is one of them.
How much does a mobile app cost?
An app for field staff with offline work is usually PLN 90–250k net. A simple client for an existing API can be cheaper. On top of that: annual Apple and Google developer account fees.
Who publishes the app in the stores?
We publish under your own accounts, so ownership of the app and its analytics stay on your side. We set them up together with you at the start of the project.
Got an idea? Let's talk.
The first call is free. We reply within one business day.