Mobile app development · iOS and Android · app MVP Your app on every phone — in weeks, not months.

Mobile app development for startups and small businesses in the US and Australia: one codebase for iOS and Android, offline-first so it works in a basement, and a backend you own instead of rent.

  • iOS + Android
  • Works offline
  • Backend you own
Sound familiar?

Great idea. Stuck on the first build.

  • “Agencies quoted six months for our MVP.”

    Most first versions need three or four screens done well, not every feature on the roadmap.

  • “Our field team loses signal all day.”

    Apps that need the internet for every tap fail exactly where your team works.

  • “Orders get re-typed from the app into the till.”

    If the app can't talk to your printer or POS, someone becomes the integration.

How we see it

From a sketch to an app in the store

A small, honest app MVP first — then grow it with real users, not guesses.

  1. Step 01

    Listen

    We find the one job your users must get done, and the few screens that make it possible.

  2. Step 02

    Map

    Clickable mockups, data model and what must work offline — agreed before code.

  3. Step 03

    Build

    React Native with Expo for iOS and Android, a backend on your account, weekly builds on your phone.

  4. Step 04

    Run

    App store submission, crash reports, updates and the next features based on what users actually do.

What we build

Two kinds of app MVP we build

Mobile app development focused on the job your users need done — nothing ornamental.

Project 01

iOS + Android MVP

One React Native codebase for iOS and Android, with login, your core feature and a backend you own — ready for real users.

  1. Week 1: clickable mockup
  2. Week 4: TestFlight + Play test
  3. Live in both stores
You get
App, backend, store listings, crash reports
Live in
Typically 6–10 weeks
  • Expo
  • React Native
  • Supabase

Project 02

Ordering / field app with printer

An offline-first ordering app for restaurants and field teams: orders sync when signal returns and print straight to thermal printers.

  1. Order taken with no signal
  2. Synced when back online
  3. Receipt printed · POS updated
You get
Ordering app, offline sync, printer bridge
Live in
Typically 4–8 weeks
  • Expo
  • ESC/POS
  • Supabase
Under the hood

Built to work where your users are

Real phones, weak signal, busy hands. We test for that, not just for the simulator.

Offline-first

Every important action works without signal and syncs safely later — no lost orders.

One codebase

iOS and Android from the same code, so features and fixes ship to both at once.

Backend you own

Database, auth and storage in your account — no lock-in to an app builder.

Built on: Expo (53k★) · React Native · Supabase (114k★) · Appwrite (58k★)

How it sounds

What the first call sounds like

  1. Startup founder

    We have a long feature list and a short runway.

  2. Ruhan

    Then let's find the one thing users must be able to do and ship that well. Everything else can wait for real feedback.

  3. Startup founder

    Will we be stuck with you forever?

  4. Ruhan

    No. The code and the backend are in your accounts from day one, and they're standard tools any developer can pick up.

An example of a typical first call.

Working together

Three ways to start

Questions

React Native and app MVPs, answered

How long does mobile app development take for an MVP?
Usually six to ten weeks for a focused first version on iOS and Android, after a short prototype phase.
Do you build native or cross-platform apps?
Cross-platform with React Native and Expo — one codebase, native performance for most business apps, and faster delivery.
Can the app work offline?
Yes. We design offline-first so key actions work without signal and sync safely when the connection returns.
Can the app print to receipt or kitchen printers?
Yes. We've connected ordering systems to thermal printers so orders print without re-typing.
Who owns the code and the app store accounts?
You do. Code, backend and store accounts are in your name from the start.
Next step

Tell us the one thing your app must do.

We'll reply within one business day with a first version you could ship.

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