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Mobile apps

iOS and Android apps your users will love

We design, build and release smooth, robust mobile apps — native or cross-platform — together with the back end and services behind them.

Technologies

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • Firebase
  • App Store
  • Google Play

In short

DevAndCloud builds custom iOS and Android apps, from design to release on the App Store and Google Play. We favour React Native with Expo to cover both platforms with a single codebase, and use Swift or Kotlin when native development is the better fit.

A successful app is more than its screens: it needs a reliable back end, relevant notifications, smooth sign-up, compliance with store rules and stability monitoring after launch. We handle all of it, with a single point of contact.

We start with a prototype tested with real users, then ship test builds from the first weeks. Your app can share its back end and API with your website and include AI features such as an assistant, document scanning or recommendations.

You want to…

  • Launch a consumer or business mobile app
  • Offer your service on iOS and Android without doubling the budget
  • Add payments, push notifications or offline mode to your app
  • Take over an unstable or poorly rated app

What we do

01

Cross-platform iOS & Android

A single React Native / Expo codebase for both platforms, with no compromise on experience.

02

Native development

Swift and Kotlin when performance or hardware access requires it.

03

Back end & APIs

Authentication, database, push notifications, in-app payments and subscriptions.

04

Release & monitoring

App Store and Google Play release, updates, analytics and crash reporting.

Typical use cases

  • Customer or loyalty app

    Accounts, orders, loyalty programme and personalised notifications.

  • Field app

    Jobs, photos, signatures, offline mode and sync when the network is back.

  • Booking and appointments

    Calendar, payment, automatic reminders and cancellations.

  • Start-up MVP

    Validate a concept quickly on both stores before investing further.

  • SaaS companion app

    Mobile access to your web platform, with the same accounts and data.

  • Subscription app

    In-app purchases and subscription management on the App Store and Google Play.

React Native or native: how to choose?

CriterionReact Native (Expo)Native (Swift / Kotlin)
CodebaseOne for iOS and AndroidTwo separate codebases
Cost and timelineLowerHigher (two builds)
PerformanceExcellent for the vast majority of appsMaximum for 3D, real-time or heavy processing
Hardware accessVery broad, with native modules when neededFull and immediate
Quick fixesOver-the-air updates possible within store rulesNew version submitted to the stores
Best forMost business and consumer appsGames, augmented reality, real-time audio or video

How we work

  1. 01

    Prototype and testing

    Key journeys designed and tested with real users before development.

  2. 02

    Iterative development

    Test builds on your phone at the end of every sprint.

  3. 03

    Store release

    Store listings, screenshots, Apple and Google compliance, submission and review follow-up.

  4. 04

    Post-launch support

    Crash reports, usage analytics and updates for new iOS and Android versions.

What you get

  • Interactive prototype tested with real users
  • iOS and Android apps published on the stores
  • Secure, scalable back end
  • Automated build and release pipeline
  • Usage and stability dashboard

Frequently asked questions

For most projects, cross-platform (React Native) delivers an excellent experience at lower cost and faster. We recommend native for very specific needs (3D, real-time processing, advanced hardware features).

Yes: store listings, screenshots, compliance with Apple and Google guidelines, submission and review follow-up.

Usually 6 to 12 weeks depending on scope, with test builds available from the first weeks.

Almost always, as soon as there are accounts, shared data, payments or notifications. We build it or connect the app to your existing system.

Yes, if your use case requires it: data is stored on the device and synced automatically when the connection returns.

You do. It is published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, which we help you set up, and you receive the full source code.

Apple and Google update their requirements every year. A maintenance plan covers testing, adjustments and the updates needed to stay published.

Yes. Physical goods and services are paid by card (with Stripe, for example); digital content must go through Apple and Google in-app purchases, as their rules require.

Have a project in mind? Let's talk.

Tell us what you need: we'll get back to you within one business day with an initial analysis and next steps.