Mobile apps
We build iOS and Android apps with Flutter and React Native, using a single codebase, with push notifications, offline mode, analytics, and app store publishing. Our team develops the app and backend together for companies that want to reach customers on their phones with a native experience.
Delivered by Vitamina Digital, a VitaminaWeb group company.
What you get
- 01iOS and Android with a single codebase
- 02Native interface with smooth animations
- 03Push notifications and deep linking
- 04Offline mode with synchronization
- 05Integrated usage analytics
- 06Backend and API development, plus publishing on the App Store and Google Play
How it works
- UX and prototype
We research how the app is expected to be used and prototype the screens before writing code.
- Development
We build the app and backend in short cycles, with releases you can test.
- QA
We test on real devices and on the iOS and Android versions your audience uses.
- Publishing
We handle submission, review, and publishing on Apple’s and Google’s app stores.
When it makes sense
Our customers are asking for an app, and a mobile site isn’t enough.
We need an app that works offline in the field.
We want to launch on iOS and Android at the same time without two teams.
We have an old, unstable app that’s difficult to improve.
Frequently asked questions
Flutter or React Native: which is better?
It depends on the context. Flutter offers excellent performance and visual consistency. React Native makes sense when you already have a JavaScript or TypeScript ecosystem. We make a recommendation during the discovery phase.
Do you publish on the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. We manage submission, review, and publishing on both stores, including graphic assets and store listing copy.
Does the app work offline?
Yes, when needed. We implement local caching, background synchronization, and connectivity indicators.
Do you also develop the backend?
Yes. The app and its backend or API are developed by the same team, without outsourcing half the project.
How much does an app cost, and how long does it take to build?
It depends on the number of screens, integrations, and features such as offline mode. We define the timeline and investment during discovery and include them in the proposal.