Android
Development

We define your target users, the minimum Android version worth supporting, and whether native is genuinely the right call over cross-platform. You leave this phase with a scoped feature list, a device-support matrix, and a realistic timeline.

We design screens that follow Material Design 3 conventions so the app feels instantly familiar to Android users. Prototypes are clickable and tested on real devices before any production code is written.

We establish a modular Kotlin codebase with MVVM or MVI, dependency injection via Hilt, and a CI pipeline from day one. This foundation keeps the project maintainable as features and team size grow.

Features are built in two-week sprints with a working build delivered to your internal test track at the end of each one. You see real progress on real devices, not slide decks.

We test on a curated matrix of physical and cloud devices covering popular manufacturers, OS versions, and screen classes. Battery behavior, process death, and poor-network scenarios are tested explicitly, not left to chance.

We handle Play Store listing assets, data-safety declarations, and a staged rollout that starts at a small percentage of users. Post-launch, Crashlytics and Play vitals feed a prioritized improvement backlog.