Mobile App Development
A mobile app that only works on a flagship phone with full bars is a demo, not a product. We build for the devices and networks your customers actually have: offline-tolerant, light on data, fast on mid-range Android, and integrated with the payment methods people already use.
Outcomes
What you should expect to change
We agree these before the build starts and measure against them at handover — so “done” is a number rather than an opinion.
One codebase shipping to both Google Play and the App Store
Works through patchy coverage — queues actions and syncs when signal returns
M-Pesa, card and USSD payment flows wired in and tested end to end
Capabilities
Everything included under mobile app development
Cross-platform builds
React Native and Flutter apps that share one codebase across Android and iOS without feeling like a website in a wrapper.
Offline-first architecture
Local-first data with conflict-aware sync, so field teams and customers keep working through dead zones and pick up cleanly when they reconnect.
Payments & USSD
M-Pesa Daraja, card processing and USSD fallbacks, implemented with the reconciliation and audit trail finance will ask for later.
Release engineering
Store listings, staged rollouts, crash reporting and over-the-air updates — the unglamorous part that decides whether version two ever ships.
Typical stack
- React Native
- Flutter
- Kotlin
- Swift
- M-Pesa Daraja
We pick tools your next engineer will recognise. Nothing exotic goes into production unless it earns its place and we have said why in writing.
Process
Four stages, start to support
Discover
We sit with the people who will use the thing, map the workflow as it really is, and write down what success will be measured against.
Design
Architecture and interface decided together, as clickable screens you can react to — long before the expensive part begins.
Build
Two-week increments, each ending in something running on a real URL. You see progress continuously, not at a launch party.
Support
Handover with documentation, monitoring and a named engineer — then an agreed response time for as long as you want us around.
Also from us
The other three
Next step
Ready to talk mobile app development?
Send us the problem in a paragraph. We will reply with what we would do first, roughly what it costs, and whether we are the right people for it.