What Could Your Mobile App Do?
Start with the job your app needs to do. These are some of the experiences we can plan around your business.
Our Mobile App Development Process
A clear path from the first idea to a supported release. Each stage gives you a chance to review the work before we move forward.
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That depends on what people need to do and how often they will return. We start with your users and the job they need done, then help decide whether a mobile app, a website, or both makes sense.
We can scope an app for iOS, Android, or both. The recommendation depends on your audience, device requirements, features, and budget.
We recommend the approach after reviewing the features and device capabilities you need. The proposal explains that choice and its effect on development and future maintenance.
Yes. We can define a smaller first release around the core task your app needs to handle, then plan later features around feedback and business priorities.
As an initial planning guide, an MVP app is estimated at ₱250,000–₱500,000, a business mobile app at ₱500,000–₱1,200,000, and a custom app at ₱1,200,000–₱3,000,000+. These are indicative ranges. The final rate depends on the agreed project scope, platforms, features, and integrations. Larger projects may exceed these ranges, and ongoing costs are identified separately in your proposal.
Estimated development timelines are 8–12 weeks for an MVP, 12–20 weeks for a business mobile app, and 20–36+ weeks for a complex custom app. We confirm the final timeline after agreeing the scope. Work starts after scope approval and receipt of the required access and materials; feedback, integrations, and app store review can affect the release date.
We review your existing systems and their integration options during discovery. That helps establish which data can be shared, what access is required, and whether additional development is needed.
These can be considered as part of the scope. We review the user flow, service providers, platform requirements, and ongoing costs before recommending the setup.
We begin by reviewing its code, current issues, and the changes you need. That review helps establish whether to extend the existing app or recommend a different approach.
The proposal and agreement set out source-code ownership, account access, third-party licences, and the handover materials included in your project.
Launch support is defined in the project scope, including release preparation, developer-account responsibilities, store assets, and submission tasks. We explain what your team needs to provide. App review and approval are controlled by the stores.
We can scope ongoing support for fixes, platform updates, and new features. Your proposal makes clear what is included at launch and what is covered by a separate support arrangement.