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Native Kotlin apps for phones, tablets, TVs and wearables, built to ship on Google Play and stay maintained.
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§ Who it's for
We design, build, test and launch native Android apps in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, from a first consumer release to an enterprise app used across a fleet of devices. Our team covers the whole path: product consultation, Material Design UI, development, device testing, Play Store release and ongoing updates. When your app needs to put data or AI in front of users, such as predictions, recommendations or smart search, the same team that builds our data products wires it in.
In many markets Android is the majority platform. A native Android app that runs well on mid-range and older devices reaches users that a high-end-only app would lose.
Rugged handhelds, scanners, kiosks, tablets and point-of-sale devices often run Android. We build apps for managed devices, including offline modes and hardware integrations.
Background location, Bluetooth, NFC, foreground services and home-screen widgets are easier to do well natively in Kotlin.
We migrate Java codebases to Kotlin and Jetpack Compose in stages, while keeping the app shipping.
§ What we deliver
Choose an area to see the services in it.
Shape the idea before code is written.
Secure, scalable native apps for consumer and enterprise use.
§ Proof
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Stakeholder workshops, market and competitor review, and feature prioritization to agree what the first release must do.
You receive Prioritized feature list and scope
We choose the architecture and stack, then set milestones, team structure and a delivery timeline.
You receive Technical plan and milestone schedule
Wireframes and a clickable prototype validate key flows, followed by high-fidelity Material Design screens and a style guide.
You receive Interactive prototype and UI kit
Frontend and backend work in short iterations, with API and third-party integrations and regular demos.
You receive Working builds every iteration
Functional, integration, performance, security and acceptance testing, then production setup, Play Store release and launch monitoring.
You receive Published app on Google Play
Ongoing updates, performance monitoring, OS compatibility fixes and new features.
You receive Maintenance plan
§ Tech stack
§ Engagement
Android cost depends on the range of devices and OS versions you must support, hardware integrations, offline needs, the number of user roles, the backend and integrations, and design complexity.
From discovery to Play Store launch for a defined release, with milestone demos.
Android developers who join your team and work in your sprints and tools.
Kotlin and Compose migration, target-API updates, bug fixing and performance work for live apps.
§ FAQs
Cost depends on the features, design work, integrations and overall complexity. A focused first release costs far less than an enterprise app with many integrations. We review your requirements and send a tailored quote, so you know the budget before work starts.
Most Android apps take between 4 and 16 weeks, depending on functionality, integrations and the amount of testing needed. You receive a detailed timeline with milestones at the start of the project.
You get weekly reports, regular progress demos and direct access to the development team. We manage work in tools such as Jira, Trello or Asana, so you can see what is in progress at any time.
Yes. We review your existing UI/UX designs for technical fit and Android conventions, flag anything that needs adjusting, and start development without redoing work you have already paid for.
We build for smartphones, tablets, Android TV and wearables, and test across a wide range of devices and Android versions so the app behaves consistently.
Yes. We handle bug fixes, performance tuning, compatibility updates for new Android versions and new features. You own the code, so you are free to take maintenance in-house at any time.
We agree a supported range of Android versions and screen sizes based on your audience, build adaptive layouts, and test on real devices from the main manufacturers as well as emulators. Crash and ANR reporting after launch shows us any device-specific issues so we can fix them quickly.
Kotlin. It is Google's preferred language for Android, it is safer and more concise, and Jetpack Compose is built for it. We still maintain and extend Java apps, and Java and Kotlin can run side by side during a migration.
We release through Play Console testing tracks first, internal, then closed and open testing, and roll out to production in stages so issues can be caught on a small share of users. We also keep the target API level current, which Google requires for apps to stay updatable.
Yes. We design one API that serves the Android app, the iOS app and the web, so accounts, content and orders stay in sync across every channel.
§ In detail
Screens and components built on Material Design, adapted to your brand, with layouts for phones, foldables and tablets.
A clean architecture with Jetpack libraries, coroutines, dependency injection and automated tests, ready for another team to pick up.
Testing across screen sizes, Android versions and manufacturer skins, with the device list agreed with you up front.
Play Console setup, internal, closed and open testing tracks, data safety form, listing assets and staged rollout.
Monitoring of crashes, ANRs, start-up time and battery use, with fixes prioritized by how many users they affect.
§ Contact
Book a call with our Android team. We will review your idea or designs and outline scope, timeline and next steps.