Technology
Mobile apps that people can actually use — and you can keep shipping.
We build iOS and Android applications around performance, usability, and a release process you can live with.
Start a Project
An app that is expensive to change will stall.
Mobile products fail quietly: slow screens, brittle APIs, stores that reject updates, and no one left who understands the codebase.
Ship a product with a path to iterate.
We choose React Native or a native path based on the product, not a default. The app talks to a real backend, and we stay on for updates after launch.
Capabilities
- Cross-platform React Native apps
- iOS and Android delivery
- API and backend integration
- Auth, payments, and notifications
- Offline-aware flows where needed
- Store listings and release support
- Crash and analytics instrumentation
- Ongoing mobile maintenance
Process
01
Define
Who uses the app, on which devices, and what must work offline.
02
Prototype
Key flows before we commit the full build.
03
Build
Client, APIs, and the pieces that connect to your existing systems.
04
Release
Store submission, monitoring, and a plan for the next versions.
Technology
- React Native
- TypeScript
- iOS
- Android
- Node.js
- APIs
Deliverables
- iOS and/or Android application
- Connected backend or API layer
- Store-ready builds
- Analytics and crash reporting
- Release notes and maintenance plan
Questions
Do you build native apps or React Native?+–
We use React Native when one codebase can honestly serve both platforms. If the product needs a native path, we will say so before we start.
How do I find a mobile app developer for my idea?+–
Map the idea to a first version — login, one core flow, one platform if budget is tight. Then look for studios with shipped apps in app stores, not only Dribbble shots. Referrals and direct outreach beat generic job boards for quality.
What should I look for when hiring an app developer?+–
Store-ready releases, clear API and backend plan, analytics and crash reporting, and a maintenance offer after v1. The best sign is a team that pushes back on scope instead of saying yes to everything.
How much does it cost to hire someone to build my app?+–
A focused v1 from a studio often starts around $15,000–$40,000+ depending on platforms, auth, payments, admin, and backend complexity. Enterprise features, multiple roles, and offline sync move the number quickly — scope first, then price.
Can you take over an existing app?+–
Often yes. We start with a short audit of the codebase, stores, and backend before committing to a rebuild or a continuation.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submissions?+–
We prepare builds and support the submission process. Apple and Google still make the final call on review.
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Talk to BytePresence about mobile development.
Share the product, the constraint, and what you want to change. We will tell you if we are the right fit.