# Mobile app development, backend included

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

- **iOS App Development**: Native iOS apps built in Swift, for products where platform-specific performance and feel matter.
- **Android App Development**: Native Android apps built in Kotlin, tuned for the devices your actual users carry.
- **Cross-Platform App Development**: React Native or Flutter builds when one codebase across iOS and Android is the right tradeoff.
- **Mobile App UI/UX Design**: Screens and flows designed around how people actually use the app, tested before a single screen gets built.
- **Backend Integration**: Your app connected to a real backend or existing system, built by the same team as the app itself.
- **App Maintenance & Support**: OS updates, bug fixes, and store releases handled on an ongoing basis after launch.

## 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.

**Can the app connect to our existing ERPNext or other systems?**
Yes. Since we also implement ERPNext and build custom backends, connecting the app to systems you already run is a normal part of the build, not a separate project.