iOS & AndroidMobile App Development
NotJuzApp designs and builds mobile applications for iOS and Android, using React Native and Flutter for cross-platform work where a shared codebase makes sense. Engagements cover product design, development, backend integration, store submission and post-launch support, for both consumer and business-facing apps.
What's Included
The Engagement.
Cross-Platform Development
One codebase targeting iOS and Android with React Native or Flutter, where that trade-off suits the product.
Mobile UI/UX Design
Interfaces designed to platform conventions, rather than a web layout squeezed onto a phone.
Backend & API Integration
Authentication, data sync, payments and push notifications wired to a backend built to match.
Store Launch & Support
App Store and Play Store submission, release management and ongoing maintenance.
Technology
Built With.
Scope
What We Deliver.
- iOS App Development
- Android App Development
- Cross-Platform App Development
- App Maintenance & Support
Also From NotJuzApp
Other Services.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions.
What is a cross-platform app?
A cross-platform app is built from a single codebase that runs on both iOS and Android, rather than as two separate native applications. It reduces build and maintenance effort considerably, and suits most business and consumer apps that do not depend heavily on platform-specific hardware features.
React Native or Flutter — which should be used?
Both produce production-quality cross-platform apps. React Native suits teams already working in React and JavaScript, since code and people carry across from the web. Flutter gives tighter control over rendering and more consistent visuals across platforms. NotJuzApp works with both and picks based on the team and the product.
Does NotJuzApp handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes. Store submission, listing assets, review responses and release management are part of a mobile engagement. Getting through review is a normal part of shipping an app and is handled as part of the build rather than left to the client.
Is a mobile app or a website the right first step?
For most early-stage products a responsive web application reaches users faster and costs less to change. A mobile app becomes the better choice when the product needs push notifications, offline use, camera or location access, or when users are expected to return daily.
Need Mobile Apps for your product?
Tell us what you are building. We will come back with a scope, an approach and an honest view of what it takes.