Web & App Development
Mobile App Loop: one app for iPhone and Android, published in both stores
The Mobile App Loop builds one app for iPhone and Android from a single codebase and publishes it in the App Store and Google Play in eight to twelve weeks. It covers design, sign-in, the core screens, push notifications, offline use and an admin panel, all published under your own developer accounts.
- Starting from
- $5,000 · ₹1,50,000
- Timeline
- 8–12 weeks
All prices are starting prices for the scope listed on each Loop. Your final price depends on your project and is confirmed in a written quote before work starts. Taxes such as GST are extra. Prices in ₹ are for businesses in India. Prices in $ apply everywhere else. Read the pricing terms. See every price.
Everything included in the price
- App design for up to 10 screens, following iOS and Android conventions
- Sign-in with phone OTP, email, Google or Apple
- Push notifications and in-app messages
- Works offline and syncs when the connection returns
- Payments or in-app purchases where your model needs them
- An admin panel to manage users and content
- App Store and Google Play listings, screenshots and submission
Right for you if
- Businesses whose customers come back every week
- Startups whose product lives on the phone: bookings, delivery, fitness, fintech
- Companies replacing a slow or outdated app
Not the right Loop if
- Businesses a website would serve just as well: we will tell you if that is you
- Games and heavy 3D, which need a specialist studio
From kick-off to The Tune-Up
Kick-off and flows
We map every screen and the paths between them, agree the launch features, and set up your developer accounts.
Design
Screen designs with a clickable prototype you can try on your own phone. Two rounds of changes.
Build in sprints
Two-week sprints with a test build on your phone at the end of each one.
Store launch
We prepare the listings and screenshots, handle App Store and Google Play review, and release the app.
The Tune-Up
For 30 days after launch we watch real usage, fix what turns up and make one round of improvements based on the data. Then we hand everything over with a recorded walkthrough.
Pick a build, or make your own
Add-ons taken with the Loop cost less than adding them after launch, because we plan and build them in the same run.
Your Loop₹1,82,000Flat ₹8,000 off
8–12 weeks for the Loop. 7 things included before any add-on.
- checkMobile App Loop₹1,50,000
- Bought separately
₹1,90,000- Taken with the Loop
- − ₹8,000
- Your Loop
- ₹1,82,000
Start with ₹91,000. The rest at launch.
All prices are starting prices for the scope listed on each Loop. Your final price depends on your project and is confirmed in a written quote before work starts. Taxes such as GST are extra. Prices in ₹ are for businesses in India. Prices in $ apply everywhere else. Read the pricing terms.
Under the hoodFor technical readers
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- React Native with Expo and TypeScript, with Swift or Kotlin modules where the hardware needs them
- Offline-first data with a sync queue, so actions are never lost on a bad network
- Over-the-air updates for quick fixes without waiting for store review
- Crash reporting and analytics from the first test build
- A backend in Node.js or Python with PostgreSQL, or Supabase or Firebase when that fits
More on the stack we build on and how we handle security.
Take the Signal Away
A working field-service app with a durable outbox. Switch on airplane mode and keep closing jobs, then let the office edit the same record behind your back and watch the merge happen.
On conflict
0 queued · 0 delivered0
Queued
0
Delivered
0
Retries
0
Conflicts
Conflict policy · Merge
Field wins on status, office wins on scheduling. Notes concatenate.
Go offline, change a job, press Office edits a job, then come back online. Both writers moved; the policy decides who keeps what.
Pane
Server copy, what the office sees
Want the write-up?
Turn on airplane mode and keep working, the screen answers instantly because the write landed on the device first, and the outbox holds it in order until there is a network to take it. That is the whole case for an app instead of a browser tab, and it is the part that is genuinely hard to build.
Before you start
Short answers to what people ask before they start. Anything else, ask us on the call.
Should I build a native app or a cross-platform app?
For most businesses, cross-platform. One React Native codebase serves both iPhone and Android, which roughly halves the work, and it feels native to users. We write fully native code only when the app depends on demanding hardware or graphics.
Who owns the app in the App Store and Google Play?
You do. The app is published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts. Apple charges $99 a year and Google charges $25 once, paid directly to them.
What happens if Apple or Google rejects the app?
We handle it. Rejections are usually about a missing policy page or an unclear permission request, and fixing and resubmitting is part of the Loop.
Loops people take next
Most businesses start with one Loop and add another when it pays off. These are the usual next steps from this one.
Business Website Loop
a fast, search-ready website for a growing business
Starting from$500 · ₹15,0003–4 weeks
Online Store Loop
an online store that is quick to browse and easy to buy from
Starting from$1,000 · ₹30,0004–6 weeks
MVP Loop
the first working version of your product, in front of real users
Starting from$3,500 · ₹1,25,0006–8 weeks
Six things you can hold us to
These come with every Loop, whatever it costs.
Price on the box
Every Loop has a published starting price, a fixed scope and a timeline.
One studio
Brand, tech and growth on one team, in one thread.
The Tune-Up
For 30 days after launch we measure, fix and tune with real data.
Built to be found
Every build ships ready for Google and AI search.
Yours from day one
Domain, code, designs and accounts are created in your name.
Talk to the builders
The people on the call are the people doing the work.
Start your Mobile App Loop
Tell us what you are building. The first call is with the people who would build it.