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Every layout is crafted around your customers — pixel by pixel, before a line of code is written.
Mobile App Development
Built with React Native and Expo — sharing the same TypeScript API layer as your web platform. Offline-first, over-the-air updates, and submitted to both stores by the same team that built the rest of your system.
Scope
From a companion app extending your existing web platform to a full standalone product — one team, one codebase, both stores.
Technology
React Native for reach. Expo for velocity. The same TypeScript patterns your web engineers already know — no separate mobile team required.
Mobile framework
One TypeScript codebase ships to both stores. Same component model as your web platform.
Build & updates
OTA pushes JavaScript fixes in minutes. Native binary only changes when modules do.
Data & offline
Offline-first from day one. Sync logic and conflict resolution designed in, not patched on.
Backend integration
Connects directly to your existing API layer — no new backend needed in most cases.
Payments & platform
Qatar-native payment rails wired in correctly. No hacks around local gateway requirements.
Process
The same four-phase structure on every engagement. You know what's happening, when it's happening, and what comes next.
We map your user flows, existing API surface, and offline requirements before committing to a timeline. Output: a scoping document with user stories, data model, sync strategy, and a fixed-price quote you can hold us to.
Every screen is designed in Figma before a line of React Native is written. Navigation structure, component library, RTL variants, and empty states. Scope and timeline are locked here — not revised mid-build.
Two-week sprints, each ending with a working build on TestFlight and the Play Store internal track. Real screens, real data, not mockups. Issues are caught in sprint, not discovered at launch.
Tested on physical devices across iOS and Android versions. We manage the App Store and Google Play submissions, handle review responses, and hand over full source code, build credentials, and store listings — owned completely by you.
Use cases
Mobile tools for teams working away from a desk — delivery drivers, maintenance crews, inspection staff. Job assignment, status updates, photo capture, digital signatures. Works offline and syncs when connected.
Apps your clients download and use directly. Bookings and scheduling, order tracking, loyalty programmes, account management, and payment. Tested on the devices and network conditions common in Qatar.
Mobile dashboards for owners and managers who need data on the move. Real-time figures pulled from your operations platform, readable on a phone in a meeting. Same data source as the web dashboard.
Apps that extend an existing web system to mobile. We connect to your existing API, wrap it in a native mobile interface, and add mobile-specific features — push notifications, camera, biometric auth, GPS.
Local expertise
We test on the devices and network conditions common in Qatar, build Arabic RTL support from the ground up — not bolted on at the end — and wire in the payment rails your customers actually use. These aren't features we learn when a client asks. They're things we've shipped before.
Common questions
A native iOS app (Swift) and a native Android app (Kotlin) are effectively two separate projects — two codebases, two teams, two release schedules, twice the cost. React Native gives you near-native performance on both platforms from one TypeScript codebase. For the use cases we build — B2B tools, operations apps, customer portals — the user experience is indistinguishable from native.
Via your API. If we built your web platform, your mobile app connects to the same API endpoints your web frontend uses — no new backend work in most cases. If someone else built your web platform, we'll review the existing API during scoping and assess what's available.
Yes, if we design it that way from the start. Offline support isn't something you bolt on later — the data model, sync logic, and conflict resolution need to be part of the architecture. Tell us during scoping that offline is a requirement and we'll scope it in.
A companion app connecting to an existing web system: 8–12 weeks. A standalone app with its own backend: 4–6 months. Apps with complex offline sync or payment integration add 2–4 weeks. We give you a firm timeline after the discovery phase.
Apple and Google regularly update their OS requirements and App Store review guidelines. Apps that aren't maintained eventually stop working or get removed from the stores. We offer maintenance retainers for OS compatibility patches, Expo SDK upgrades, dependency updates, and new feature development.
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