one codebase,
two stores.

Mobile apps for iOS and Android on React Native / Expo, or a PWA that installs from the browser. Honest note: no Swift or Kotlin — cross-platform is the whole point.

01 what’s included

what you get.

  • iOS + Android from a single React Native / Expo codebase
  • PWA option: installs from the browser, works offline
  • Backend and API: Node.js, Firebase, databases
  • Auth, push notifications, payments, maps
  • Publishing to App Store and Google Play
  • Updates and support after release

02 packages

pick a package.

  • 01 / pwa

    PWA

    A web app that installs on the home screen — no stores needed.

    from €1,490

    • Installable on iOS, Android and desktop
    • Offline mode and caching
    • Push notifications where the platform allows
    • Responsive UI that feels native
    • One link to share — no store review
    start with this →
  • 02 / mvp

    MVP

    The first version of your product to test the idea with real users.

    from €2,990

    • React Native / Expo for iOS + Android
    • Core screens and one main user flow
    • Auth and user profiles
    • Backend on Firebase or Node.js
    • Test builds for your team
    • Publishing to the stores
    start with this →
  • 03 / app

    Full app

    A production app with backend, admin panel and integrations.

    from €5,990

    • Full set of screens and user flows
    • Custom backend and database
    • Admin panel for content and users
    • Push notifications, payments, maps
    • Analytics and crash reporting
    • Store publishing and release support
    start with this →
  • 04 / support

    Support

    Monthly care after release so the app keeps working and stays in the stores.

    from €149/mo

    • iOS / Android and Expo SDK updates
    • Keeping up with App Store and Google Play requirements
    • Crash and error monitoring
    • Up to 4 hours of fixes and small edits per month
    • Extra tasks — €30/hour
    write on Telegram ↗

* Prices are starting points. The final estimate is fixed after a short brief — before any work starts.

03 stack

the toolbox.

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • PWA
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • Firebase
  • MongoDB
  • REST API

04 process

how it goes.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Idea, users, key features. We decide: PWA, MVP or full app.

  2. 02

    Prototype

    Screens and user flow — sketch it in the builder, then clickable skeleton.

  3. 03

    Design

    App UI for both platforms, following iOS and Android conventions.

  4. 04

    Development

    App + backend, test builds on your phone as we go.

  5. 05

    Release

    App Store and Google Play publishing, or PWA launch.

  6. 06

    Support

    OS updates, fixes and new features after release.

05 faq

questions, answered.

Do you build native apps in Swift or Kotlin?

No — and that’s intentional. I build with React Native / Expo: one codebase for iOS and Android, faster and cheaper to build and maintain. For most business apps users won’t notice any difference.

PWA or a store app — what should I choose?

A PWA is cheaper and faster, needs no store review and is great for catalogs, bookings and internal tools. A store app is better when you need deep device features, the store presence, or reliable push notifications on iOS.

How long does an MVP take?

Usually 4–8 weeks depending on the number of screens and integrations. We agree on the scope and the timeline before development starts.

Do you publish the app to App Store and Google Play?

Yes. I prepare the builds, store listings and handle the review process. Developer accounts are registered in your name, so the app belongs to you.

Who owns the app and the source code?

You. After the final payment you get the repository, backend access and the store accounts stay yours.

What about support after release?

Phones get OS updates every year, so apps need care. Post-release bugs get fixed, and ongoing updates and features are available monthly or per task.

→ next step

got an idea?
let’s cook.

Sketch the project in the builder — pages, features, budget — and get a rough estimate in a couple of minutes. Or just write to me.