Mobile apps.
We build an Android and iOS app from one codebase, and hand it over with a backend and a database registered in your name, not ours. We publish it to Google Play and the App Store and give you the publishing accounts, so you can ship an update without us.
What you get
Android and iOS
One codebase for both, so an update ships to both at once.
Arabic admin panel
Manage content, users and orders from a browser.
The backend and data are yours
The server and database are in your name and you can take a copy at any time.
Published to the stores
We get through Google's and Apple's review and hand you the publishing accounts.
Notifications
Real push, tied to events in the system rather than sent by hand.
Works offline
Screens already opened keep working and data is stored locally, then syncs when the network returns. Anything that needs the server (a payment, for instance) waits for the network.
Who it is for
- A service that needs an app for the end customer, booking, ordering, tracking
- A business with a working site that wants an app on the same data
- A company that needs an internal app for reps or branches
Open one
Sknkum and Mohasebak both have working mobile surfaces running on the backend we built. Open them on a phone yourself.
Questions we get
How long does an app take?
From six weeks for an app with its core screens, its backend and an admin panel. Longer if there are payments, a connection to systems you already run, or many roles and user types. The date is written into the proposal before anything starts, and the range comes from work that was actually built. Store review comes after that and is outside our hands.
Flutter or React Native?
We pick per app. Flutter when look and performance matter most, React Native when there is an existing web codebase to share. Both produce a real app on both stores, not a website in a wrapper.
Are there costs beyond the price of the app?
Yes, and two of them do not come to us: an Apple developer account is 99 dollars a year, and a Google Play account is 25 dollars once. Both are registered in your name and paid by you, and we walk you through signing up. It is here now so nobody discovers it on submission day.
When does it reach the stores?
We publish once the app is finished. Apple's review usually takes a day to a week and is out of our hands; we prepare everything so it passes first time.
What if Apple rejects the app?
We fix the reason and resubmit, at no extra cost. A first-round rejection is common and usually for a known reason: an unexplained permission, or a missing privacy policy. All of those are prepared before we submit.
What if I want to add something after handover?
Work with us or with anyone else. The code and the accounts are in your name, with documentation any developer can pick up.
Can you build an app without a website?
Yes. But if you also have a site, we put both on the same backend so the data does not exist in two versions.