Mobile apps
Mobile apps that people open, use and keep
Designed for retention, not for the download page. From concept to store, with metrics we review every week.
The download count says nothing. It only means someone saw a screenshot. We design and build apps that get used: short onboarding, value in thirty seconds, and an update cycle that keeps the relationship alive.
- 10
- weeks to an MVP
- iOS + Android
- from one codebase
- 4.8
- average store rating
The problem
Too many downloads, too little use
Too many downloads, too little use
Installations hold, abandonment does not. The reasons are almost always the same: onboarding too long, value unclear, too many sign-up requests.
A project stuck on one platform
The app exists only on Android, or only on iOS, and half the market cannot reach it.
Impossible updates
Shipping a fix takes two weeks of coordination. Meanwhile the bug stays online.
No idea what works
Funnels, cohorts and retention do not exist. Product decisions are made by discussion.
What changes with us
Onboarding that reaches the value
Onboarding that reaches the value
The first useful moment arrives in under thirty seconds, without registration when it is not needed.
One codebase, two stores
React Native or Flutter when the project allows it: the same base, two releases aligned in time.
A release every week
Automated tests, signed builds and a pipeline that publishes with one command. Updates stop being an event.
Product metrics
Funnels, cohorts and crash reporting wired to a dashboard the team looks at every Monday.
How we work
Discovery
- 01
Discovery
Interviews, competitor analysis and a prototype tested with real users.
- 02
Product and interface
Flows, design system and content. Every screen starts from a need, not from decoration.
- 03
Development and APIs
App, backend, authentication, push notifications and offline sync.
- 04
Store and growth
Listing, screenshots, a staged rollout strategy and retention work after launch.
Frequently asked questions
Is React Native better than a native app?
Is React Native better than a native app?
Who handles the backend?
How much does an app cost?
Do you handle maintenance after launch?
Let's talk
Thirty minutes and an honest assessment. If working together makes no sense, we will say so.
Tell us the problem you want to solve. We will honestly tell you whether an app is the right answer, or what would cost less.
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