Question 1

Do you build for both iOS and Android?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We build cross-platform apps (Flutter / React Native) from one code base and publish to both the App Store and Google Play, including store listing preparation.

Question 2

How long does it take to build a mobile app?

Accepted Answer

An app project runs through six phases: discovery, design, development, integrations, testing, and store review. The timeline depends on how many screens you have, how many systems you connect to, and how fast you answer questions and approve work.

Question 3

Native or cross platform, which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Pick cross platform with Flutter or React Native when you need both stores from one codebase and the app is mostly screens and API calls. Pick native Swift and Kotlin for deep device features, heavy graphics, or a single platform.

Question 4

What do I need to publish on the App Store and Google Play?

Accepted Answer

You need an Apple Developer Program membership and a Google Play developer account in your company name, a signed build, a unique bundle id, icon and screenshots, store text, a public privacy policy URL and completed privacy declarations.

Question 5

How do I send push notifications to my app users?

Accepted Answer

Ask for notification permission at the right moment, connect the app to a push provider, then send segmented messages rather than one message to everyone. Measure opt in rate, open rate and uninstalls together, not open rate alone.

Question 6

Do I need a backend for my app?

Accepted Answer

You need a backend as soon as data leaves the device: accounts, sync, changing content, orders, payments or targeted push. An app that only works with data created on the phone can launch without a server.

Question 7

Why was my app rejected from the App Store or Play Store?

Accepted Answer

A rejection cites one specific guideline, and the most common causes are a reviewer who could not use the app, a crash, privacy declarations that do not match the app, a forced login, payments outside the store's billing, or misleading metadata. Read the clause, fix that exact thing, say what changed, and resubmit.

Question 8

How do I release updates to my app after launch?

Accepted Answer

Every update is a new build with a higher version and build number, tested on a test track, reviewed by the store again, and rolled out to a fraction of users first. A live release cannot be recalled, so the only fix for a bad build is another release.

Question 9

Do I need an app, or is a mobile website enough?

Accepted Answer

For most businesses a fast mobile website is the right answer. An app has to be found, downloaded, kept and reopened, and every one of those steps loses people.

Question 10

How do I get people to download my app?

Accepted Answer

Nobody installs an app because it exists. Start with the customers you already have, then fix the store listing, then earn reviews, and only then pay for installs.

Question 11

What should I measure in my app?

Accepted Answer

Measure install, activation, retention, frequency and the outcome the app exists to produce. Downloads are the number everyone reports and the one that means least.

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