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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.
We believe in radical transparency. You'll always know where your project stands and what comes next.
Progress reports every week
Communicate with your team
Clear deliverable checkpoints
Complete technical handoff
Let's begin with a conversation about your project goals.