Mobile App Development
Mobile App Development
Cross-platform mobile apps for iOS and Android, scoped from a mapped workflow rather than a wishlist of features. We ship a thin, usable slice first, then iterate with you.
What we deliver
Offline-first where it matters
API & backend integration
App Store & Play submission
Analytics and crash reporting
Post-launch maintenance
Our Process
A clear, step-by-step process from first conversation to ongoing support.
Workflow mapping
We map how the work actually runs today, actors, systems, and the steps that hurt, before proposing any build.
Written scope & assumptions
Scope, assumptions, and tradeoffs in writing. You approve what 'done' means before we start.
Thin vertical slices
We ship the smallest useful slice first, then iterate, so you see working software early, not a big-bang reveal.
Review in plain language
Progress reviews you can follow without a translation layer, with direct access to the engineers building it.
Launch & handover
We deploy, document the system, and hand over code you own, no black-box dependency on us.
Support with clear response times
Ongoing maintenance and support with agreed response times, from the people who built it.
Most mobile projects fail on scope, not code: a wishlist becomes an app before anyone maps how people actually use it. We start from the workflow, then build the thin slice that ships, learns from real usage, and grows from there.
Apps rarely stand alone. When your app needs a backend, admin dashboard, or internal tooling to go with it, that work runs through our custom software service, and if the app benefits from smart automation or drafting, we bring in AI integrations once the fit is confirmed.
Native vs cross-platform
Choose native when you need the deepest device APIs or platform-specific UX. Choose a cross-platform stack when one team should ship iOS and Android from a shared codebase and the product does not depend on cutting-edge OS features. Write the choice into the scope before build starts so store review, offline behaviour, and handover ownership stay clear.
Tell us what you're building
Share rough scope and any hard deadlines. We reply with options, ranges, and tradeoffs, not a generic pitch.
Get StartedNative or cross-platform, which do you build?
We default to a cross-platform build so iOS and Android ship from one codebase, which is cheaper to maintain for most business apps. Where a feature genuinely needs native performance or platform APIs, we say so and scope it explicitly.
Do you handle App Store and Play submission?
Yes - we handle store submission, review requirements, and the first release, and hand over the accounts and process so you control future updates. You own the app listings and the code.
Should we build an app or a mobile web experience?
If you do not need push, offline, or device hardware, a fast mobile web app is often cheaper and easier to distribute, and we will say so. A native app earns its place when engagement, offline use, or device features are central.
How is InfoWebPlus different from a large agency?
You work directly with the senior engineer who scopes, builds, and maintains your system, there are no account managers or junior teams in between. InfoWebPlus is a small product engineering studio by design, which means faster decisions and code you own, not agency overhead.
Do I own the code you write?
Yes. You own the code and the documented handover, there is no black-box dependency on InfoWebPlus. We build on well-supported, maintainable stacks so your team, or another engineer, can run and extend the system later.
How do you estimate and price projects?
We quote from written scope and assumptions, fixed phases where the work is clear, time-and-materials where discovery is still open. Cost is driven by integrations, unique screens, languages, and how stable the process is; the free calculators give a planning range before you talk to us.