Service · Mobile App (iOS & Android)
Mobile App (iOS & Android)
in both app stores.
Cross-platform apps that feel native, run fast and are store-ready. Delivered by the Azyran senior team, with the care of a partner, not a vendor.
One codebase, both stores: cross-platform apps that feel native, run fast and pass App Store review first time.
We build with Flutter, so iOS and Android share one codebase while keeping a truly native feel on each platform.
Store listings, screenshots and review guidelines are handled as part of the project, not left to you at the end.
Crash reporting and analytics ship with version one, so decisions after launch are based on real usage.
What we deliver
What ships
in version one.
Flutter app build
Pixel-consistent UI across platforms with smooth 60fps interaction.
- iOS & Android from one code
- Native-feel components
- Offline-tolerant flows
Backend & sync
APIs, authentication and data sync sized for your user base.
- Secure auth
- Push notifications
- Data synchronisation
Store launch
App Store and Play Store submission handled end to end, including assets.
- Screenshots & listing copy
- Review compliance
- Release management
Our process
Idea to app store.
on this.
Testable builds land every two weeks.
Scope
Feature set trimmed to what version one genuinely needs to prove value.
Prototype
Interactive mockup on a real device before heavy development begins.
Sprint build
Testable builds every two weeks via TestFlight and internal tracks.
Ship & iterate
Store release, then crash and usage data driving the next sprint.
What's included
Included in the project,
the delivery.
- Feature scoping workshop
- Interactive prototype
- Flutter app development
- Backend APIs & database
- Push notifications
- App store submissions
- Crash & usage analytics
- Post-launch fix window
The no-drama clause
What you'll
never get.
No agency theatrics, no fine-print traps. Just a straight path from brief to launch.
- ✕No hidden fees or surprise invoices
- ✕No template lock-in — the code is yours
- ✕No ghosting after sign-off
- ✕No jargon-filled reports you have to decode
- ✕No vague timelines or moving goalposts
Spot any of these elsewhere? That's your cue to run.
Timeline & investment
What to expect,
clearly explained.
Scope sets the clock; MVPs move fastest.
| Project type | Typical timeline | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| MVP app | 8 weeks | Core loop only, store-ready |
| Standard app | 10–14 weeks | Auth, payments, notifications |
| Complex app | 14+ weeks | Offline mode, hardware, integrations |
| Support retainer | Monthly | OS updates, fixes, new features |
Custom vs template
Native-feel beats
webview wrappers.
What clients say
Work our clients
actually saw.
They treated our store like their own. The rebuild paid for itself within the first quarter — conversions up, costs down.
They redesigned our website and enquiries nearly doubled within months. Clear, quick and genuinely strategic.
The field app halved our reporting time, and our team actually enjoys using it now.
FAQ
Common questions.
Why Flutter over native?
One codebase cuts cost and time roughly in half while staying close to native performance for most product apps.
Do you publish under our accounts?
Yes, your developer accounts, your brand, your app. We handle the submission mechanics.
What about updates later?
OS versions change yearly; retainers cover compatibility releases and feature work.
Can you take over an existing app?
Usually yes, after a short code and architecture assessment.
Are iOS and Android both included in the price?
Yes. One Flutter codebase produces both apps without double cost.
Can you take over our existing app?
Often, yes, after a short architecture and code assessment.
What about maintenance after year one?
A retainer covers OS compatibility releases, bug fixes and feature work.
Are push notifications included?
Yes, configured for both platforms with sensible defaults.
Do you also market the app?
Store listing optimisation yes; ad campaigns are best run by specialist partners.
Can the app work without internet?
Offline-tolerant flows are built where the product needs them, decided at scoping.
