From idea to the app store.
iOS and Android apps built, tested and submitted end to end.
Get a quote for app developmentBusinesses that need a dedicated app experience — booking, loyalty, service delivery — beyond what a website can do.
- Native or cross-platform iOS and Android apps — built to fit the budget and the reach you actually need
- App Store and Google Play submission — we handle the listing, screenshots and review process
- Backend and API setup — the server side that makes accounts, bookings and data actually work
- Post-launch maintenance and updates — keeping the app working as iOS and Android change underneath it
When a website isn't enough.
A website is the right starting point for most small businesses, but some need more: customers who want to book in a couple of taps, staff who need a tool that works offline out on a job, or a loyalty scheme that only really works with push notifications and an account a customer keeps coming back to. That's the point where a website stops being enough and a dedicated app becomes the better fit.
The first real decision is native versus cross-platform — how much of the app can be shared between iOS and Android versus built separately for each, which affects both cost and how the app feels to use. The second is one a lot of first-time app owners hit without expecting it: App Store and Google Play both have a genuine review and submission process, with their own rules about what gets approved and what gets rejected. We handle that end-to-end, so the app you've paid to build actually reaches the store.
A simple, three-step process.
We define what the app needs to do and for whom. 1–2 weeks
We build the app and test it across real devices. 4–10 weeks
We handle app store submission and go live. 1–2 weeks
A fixed quote, scoped to what the app needs to do.
We agree a fixed price upfront based on:
A simple booking flow costs less than an app with accounts, payments and push notifications.
Cross-platform builds cover iOS and Android from one codebase, usually cheaper than two native apps.
Apps that need their own database, API or integrations (payments, calendars) take more time than one that just displays content.
- Full source code — yours to keep, no lock-in
- App Store and Google Play submission handled for you
- Backend/API documentation if the app needs one
- 30 days of post-launch support included
If the app needs to handle customer data or payments securely, pair it with cyber security.
App development FAQ.
iOS, Android, or both?
Either, or both. We scope this with you based on where your customers actually are — often that means building cross-platform so one codebase covers both iOS and Android, keeping cost down without limiting reach.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes, submission to both stores is included — account setup guidance, store listing content, and handling the review process, including responding to any reviewer feedback.
Who owns the source code and the app store listing?
You do. The app is published under your own developer account where possible, and you receive the full source code, so you're never locked into us to make future changes.
What happens if Apple or Google reject the app?
Store rejections are a normal part of the process. We review the feedback, make the required changes and resubmit — this is covered as part of the launch phase, not billed as extra work.
Can the app connect to my existing website or booking system?
In most cases, yes. We build a backend/API layer that can talk to your existing systems, or we build a new one if you don't have something suitable to connect to yet.
Recent app development work.
We're building out app development case studies as projects ship. In the meantime, see examples of our work across every service on the full portfolio.