Mobile App Development for iOS, Android, and Modern Products

It depends on your target audience and business goals. In markets like the US and UK, iOS users tend to have higher spending power. Globally, Android holds over 70% market share. For most businesses, we recommend starting with cross-platform development using Flutter or React Native to reach both audiences simultaneously at a lower cost.

Native development uses platform-specific languages (Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android) and delivers top-tier performance with full access to device APIs. Cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native share a significant portion of code across platforms, reducing both cost and timeline. Advenno recommends native when your app requires heavy graphics, AR, or complex hardware integration, and cross-platform for most other use cases.

A focused MVP typically takes 8-12 weeks. A full-featured app with backend integration, authentication, payments, and admin dashboards generally takes 3-6 months. We provide a detailed timeline during discovery so you have clear expectations before any work begins.

Yes. Advenno can run a discovery phase to define the problem, prioritize features, map user flows, and build a prototype or MVP roadmap before you commit to a larger build. That helps reduce launch risk and avoid overbuilding version one.

Cost depends on complexity, platform choice, and feature set. A simple single-platform app might start in the mid five figures, while a complex multi-platform product with custom backend can reach six figures. We provide transparent, fixed-price proposals after a thorough discovery phase so there are no surprises.

Yes. We can audit an existing codebase, stabilize release processes, improve architecture, fix crash patterns, modernize the UI, and continue feature development without forcing a full rewrite unless the codebase truly requires it.

Yes, we manage the entire submission process for both stores. This includes preparing screenshots, writing optimized descriptions, ensuring compliance with Apple and Google guidelines, and handling any review feedback or rejections. We also set up App Store Optimization (ASO) to improve your discoverability.

Our maintenance packages include OS compatibility updates when Apple and Google release new versions, bug fixes, performance monitoring, crash reporting via Sentry or Crashlytics, security patches, and feature additions. We typically release updates every 4-6 weeks to keep your app stable and competitive.

We use onboarding reviews, lifecycle messaging, analytics, crash data, App Store feedback, and feature-usage trends to identify where users drop off. From there, we prioritize experiments and updates that improve retention without bloating the product.

Yes. We architect apps with offline-first capabilities using local databases like Realm or SQLite, with intelligent sync mechanisms that reconcile data when connectivity is restored. This is especially important for apps used in areas with unreliable network coverage or for features that need to work without an internet connection.