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It depends on the need. If the app doesn't rely heavily on device hardware, a cross-platform approach covers both platforms with a single codebase and significantly lowers costs. For heavy graphics, background processing or deep device integration, we recommend native development.

What most businesses need first is a fast, mobile-friendly website, not an app. An app makes sense for businesses with repeat usage: loyalty, subscriptions, bookings, field teams, order tracking. For one-off purchases, an app usually loses money.

Yes. We manage App Store and Google Play account setup, store copy and visuals, the privacy statement and the entire review process. Accounts are opened in your company's name.

Yes. Product, inventory, cart and order data stays in sync with your existing store; your customers never deal with two separate systems.

Yes. We set up the push notification infrastructure, and you can send segmented messages from the panel. Notifications are an app's most powerful and most easily abused feature; a frequency plan should be set from the start.

Yes. Operating system versions change every year; an app that isn't updated eventually drops out of the store. That's why a maintenance package is a natural part of any app.