# Mobile App Development

https://www.azriotech.com/services/mobile-app-development/


Azrio Tech builds iOS, Android, and cross-platform mobile apps together with the backend or API they run on. One team handles both sides of the build, so the app is not finished and then left waiting on a separate team to build what it needs to talk to.

## Services we offer

- **Custom Mobile App Development**: Build mobile applications tailored to your business model, workflows, and users. From customer-facing apps to internal business applications, we develop features around your specific requirements.
- **Android & iOS App Development**: Create mobile experiences for Android and iOS with intuitive interfaces, reliable functionality, and architecture designed for long-term product growth.
- **Cross-Platform App Development**: Reach users across multiple platforms while keeping development practical and maintainable. Build applications that provide a consistent experience across supported devices.
- **Mobile App UI/UX Design**: Screens and flows designed around how people actually use the app, tested before a single screen gets built.
- **API & Third-Party Integrations**: Connect your mobile application with existing software, APIs, payment gateways, ERP systems, CRMs, databases, and other third-party services your business relies on.
- **App Maintenance & Support**: OS updates, bug fixes, and store releases handled on an ongoing basis after launch.

## Why choose Azrio

- **The app and its backend come from one team**: Mobile development and backend integration happen under one roof, so the app is not stuck waiting on a separate team to finish an API.
- **Native when it matters, cross-platform when it does not**: We build in Swift or Kotlin when platform-specific performance matters, and React Native or Flutter when a shared codebase is the better tradeoff, based on your product.
- **Built to connect to what you already run**: Apps built to integrate with your existing systems, including ERPNext where that applies, instead of standing alone as a disconnected extra.
- **Support does not stop at launch**: OS updates, store releases, and bug fixes continue from the team that built the app, not a new team starting from your documentation.

## How we work

1. **Discovery** — We map what the app needs to do, who's using it, and whether native or cross-platform development fits the product better. This includes looking at your existing backend or systems the app needs to connect to.
2. **Design** — Screens and flows get designed around how people will actually use the app, not a generic template. We test the flow before a single screen gets built in code, so structural problems get caught early.
3. **Build** — Development happens in stages you can see and test on a real device as we go, not a single release at the end of the project. You get builds to try throughout, not just a finished app to review at the end.
4. **Testing** — Real device testing across the OS versions your users actually run, not just a simulator. We test the app under real conditions: weak signal, low storage, background interruptions, the situations that break apps in practice.
5. **Launch & Support** — We handle app store submission and the review process end to end, then continue with updates, bug fixes, and OS compatibility work from the same team that built the app, not a separate support desk.

## Tools we use

- **Swift** (Native): Apple's language for native iOS apps, used when platform performance and feel matter most.
- **Kotlin** (Native): Google's preferred language for native Android development.
- **React Native** (Cross-Platform): JavaScript-based cross-platform framework, useful when the team also works in React on the web.
- **Flutter** (Cross-Platform): Google's cross-platform toolkit, used when a highly custom UI across platforms is the priority.
- **REST APIs** (Backend): How the app talks to your backend or third-party services.
- **Python** (Backend): Backend language for custom APIs built alongside the app.
- **Docker** (Infrastructure): Backend services ship as containers, so environments stay consistent from development to production.
- **Redis** (Infrastructure): Handles caching and push-notification queues for apps that need to stay responsive under load.

## FAQ

**Should we build native or cross-platform?**
It depends on the product. Native (Swift/Kotlin) makes sense when performance or platform-specific feel matters most; cross-platform (React Native/Flutter) makes sense when speed and one codebase matter more. We recommend based on what you are building, not a default answer.

**Can you build the backend or API for the app too?**
Yes, that is usually the point. The same team building the app can also build or connect the backend it depends on.

**Do you publish the app to the App Store and Play Store for us?**
Yes, submission and the back-and-forth with app store review are handled as part of the build, not left for you to figure out separately.

**What happens after the app is live?**
Ongoing maintenance, OS updates, and bug fixes continue from the same team, so the app does not fall behind the next iOS or Android release.

**How much does it cost to develop a mobile app?**
The cost depends on factors such as app complexity, number of platforms, features, UI/UX requirements, integrations, backend development, and ongoing support. A clear estimate can be provided after understanding the project requirements.