Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native

Hire mobile app developers

Android and iOS apps, native or cross-platform: app builds, feature work, store releases and the API wiring a live app needs.

Hiring model that usually fits

Project based

A first release has a defined scope. Updates after launch usually suit hourly or monthly work.

An app is more than its screens. It needs sign-in, push notifications, offline behaviour, the API behind it, and a release process for two stores that each have their own rules.

A mobile developer builds the app, ships it through the stores under your accounts, and keeps it working when phones, operating systems and store policies change.

Hire one when

  • You need an app on Android, iOS or both
  • A live app has crashes, bad reviews or a stalled roadmap
  • Your web product needs a companion app

What they do day to day

  • Build Android and iOS apps, cross-platform or native
  • Connect the app to its API and handle offline use
  • Add sign-in, payments and push notifications
  • Prepare and submit store releases
  • Fix crashes reported from real devices
  • Update the app when stores change their rules

What you get

  • An app published under your own store accounts
  • Source code in your repository
  • Crash reporting set up from day one
  • Release notes for each version

Common questions

Flutter or React Native?

Flutter when you want one codebase with a consistent look on both platforms. React Native when your team already works in JavaScript or React.

Native or cross-platform?

Cross-platform is usually the sensible default. Native is worth it when the app leans heavily on the device: camera, sensors, background work or heavy graphics.

Who owns the store listing?

You do. Apps are published through your own developer accounts.

Need a mobile developer?

A few lines is enough to start. We reply by email, usually the same working day.