--- title: "Mobile Apps" canonical: https://wavect.io/services/mobile-apps/ language: en description: "We build mobile apps for iOS and Android using React Native, Flutter, Ionic and native technologies. Fast time to market without sacrificing quality." image: "https://wavect.io/img/general/bak/open_graph_preview.jpg" --- Mobile Development # Mobile App Development We build mobile apps that work across all devices, whether you need iOS, Android, or both. From MVPs to full-scale products, fast time to market without cutting corners. - 75+ products shipped - 10+ years experience - No-Bullshit Guarantee // 01 ## What's our mobile tech stack? We choose the right tool for your project, not the one that's easiest for us. React Native One codebase, iOS and Android. Native feel with fast iteration cycles. Our most-used mobile framework. Flutter Beautiful, expressive UIs that run at 60fps on any device. Great for pixel-perfect designs. Ionic Web-first apps packaged as native. Ideal when you need mobile and web from a single project. Native Android Java or Kotlin when your app demands full access to Android hardware and platform APIs. // 02 ## Why Choose Us We've shipped apps people actually keep installed. Here's why that matters. Fast Time to Market Efficient delivery so you reach users sooner and validate your idea before burning runway. Product Expertise Most projects don't fail from lack of engineers; they fail from poor product decisions. We bridge both. App Store Ready We handle submission, metadata, screenshots, and compliance for both Google Play and the App Store. Long-Term Support From first idea through launch and beyond, we stay engaged as your product grows. HOW WE DEVELOP SOFTWARE ## How we develop Software Five phases. Fixed prices. No lock-in. Phase 01 ### Discovery Phase Fixed price at 3.500€ [Buy now](https://buy.stripe.com/14k4kbbMJ1unb4I7sw) - Requirements Engineering - Software Architecture - Milestone Plan - Technical Flows and Sequence Diagrams - Launch Plan and Milestone Plan Phase 02 ### First Iteration Fixed price between 15–20k€ (MAX) [Book Discovery Phase](https://buy.stripe.com/14k4kbbMJ1unb4I7sw) - Building your real MAP (Minimal Awesome Product) - Cost-effective approach. Strip requirements to 15–20k max - Test directly on the market as cheaply as possible with real customers - Discovery Phase cost is deducted as a rebate Phase 03 ### Subsequent Iterations Fixed price packages / Agile Fixed Price [What is Agile Fixed Pricing?](/blog/agile-fixed-pricing/) - Building and extending product based on real customer/user demand - Ideally partially funded by real sales - Data-driven development decisions (watch user behavior over user demands) - Continuous improvement cycle Phase 04 ### Maintenance Fixed weekly retainer 750€ / week, cancel anytime [Get in touch](/contact/) - Security patches (nobody likes data breaches or losing money) - Fixing bugs (can be a major reason of customer churn) - Technical support (most companies have an abysmal customer support) - Performance, cost & CI/CD optimization Phase 05 ### Further Dev / Hand-Over Your product, your team. We'll never lock you in. - We'll never make you dependent on our team - Smooth transition to your internal team - Knowledge transfer and documentation - Continued support as needed // proof ## Proof, not promises ### [Offlinery](/case-studies/offlinery/) - **Status:** Wind Down - **Outcome:** Real-time - Proprietary Matching Engine - **Summary:** Proprietary real-time proximity matching on iOS/Android against aggressive OS throttling, full stack. - **Stack:** React Native / Expo, NestJS, TypeORM ### [Scramble Wallet](/case-studies/scramble-wallet/) - **Status:** Live - **Outcome:** 50+ - Target User Age - **Summary:** Multi-browser extension, Tron added, iOS + Android via multiple routes, built on a forked Enkrypt, debt paid down release by … - **Stack:** VueJS, Typescript, NestJS ### [LivLive](/case-studies/livlive/) - **Status:** Live - **Outcome:** +1,000 - Concurrent Users - **Summary:** AR-RWA platform: $2M+ raised through the product, 1,000+ concurrent users, six weeks flat. - **Stack:** Solidity, Typescript, React These are selected projects, not our full portfolio. We have shipped 75+ products since 2018. ### What clients say Google **Communication, work, and scheduling: all perfect.** Read more → Tom Original Trustpilot **Earned my trust for future cooperations.** An extremely dedicated and passionate but also well-trained and reliable team. Based in Tirol, working internationally. Read more → Manuel Licha Original Clutch **The persons involved were impressive.** AI summary · Clutch Wavect GmbH delivered on-point results and was always reliable, on budget, and on time. The team was efficient in their Web3 implementations, and internal stakeholders were impressed by the individuals involved. Read more → Steve Johnson, JONZN SPACE kollektiv Original Independently rated 5.0/5 on Google [Read the reviews](https://www.google.com/search?q=wavect+gmbh) [![Clutch Top Software Developers in Austria 2026 award for Wavect](/img/awards/clutch-top-software-developers-austria-2026_hu_1bc9fdf2116cca69.webp) Verified on Clutch · 2026 Top Software Developers in Austria View our Clutch profile](https://clutch.co/profile/wavect-gmbh) ## FAQs Native vs. cross-platform, App Store, post-launch ### How does the weekly cancellation actually work? End any week, with one message. No notice period, no exit interview, no fine print. We invoice weekly, so the most you’re ever committed to is the current week. ### What if I'm not blown away by the work? It’s in your contract: tell us, and we refund that week. No questions, no invoices to dispute, no calls to escalate. The only rule: refunds apply to the most recent week. ### Why don't you track hours? Because hours are the wrong metric. If we optimize for hours billed, we do not optimize for your outcome. The deal is simpler: every week has a defined result, and we earn the next week by delivering it. You pay for progress against that result, not for a timesheet. ### What does 'expectations detached from reality' mean? We work with operators, not lottery winners. If a request would require breaking physics, the law, or a third party’s systems, we say so, and if we can’t align, we walk. The guarantee is mutual: you can fire us any week; we can also fire ourselves. ### Native or cross-platform, which do you recommend? Default to React Native or Flutter when feature parity with web matters, time-to-market is critical, or the budget can’t support two codebases. Native (Swift, Kotlin) when the app is graphics-heavy, hardware-sensor-heavy, or needs absolute UI fidelity. We’ll show you the trade-offs on a real estimate, not push you toward what’s easiest for us. ### Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission? End-to-end: store metadata, screenshots, video previews, age ratings, privacy declarations, App Tracking Transparency, App Privacy labels, and the review-rejection cycle. We’ve shipped through both stores enough times to know the rejection reasons before they happen. ### Can you support an app after launch? Yes, and we strongly recommend it. Mobile apps need OS-version maintenance (every iOS/Android release breaks something), library security patches, and store-policy updates. We offer post-launch [retainers](/glossary/retainer/) ranging from on-call hotfix to active feature development. You’re never forced into one; you pick the level. ### Push notifications, analytics, crash reporting: included? Yes, by default. Firebase Cloud Messaging or OneSignal for push, Mixpanel/Amplitude/PostHog for analytics, Sentry or Bugsnag for crashes, and a privacy-respecting analytics path (we lean toward Umami/Plausible on the web equivalent). Configured before launch, not after the first incident. ### What does a mobile app cost to ship to both stores? Cross-platform (React Native or Flutter) [MVP](/glossary/mvp/) with login, core flow, and one paid feature: €25-50k. Production mobile app with backend, push, in-app purchases, and analytics: €50-120k. Two true-native (Swift + Kotlin) codebases shipped in parallel: 1.7-2.2x the cross-platform number. Apple and Google developer account fees are €99/year each and not included. We quote App Store and Play Store rejection-cycle work into the budget so a ‘we’re done’ moment isn’t followed by three weeks of resubmissions. ### When should we build a PWA instead of a native mobile app? When you don’t need camera or sensor access beyond what the browser exposes, your audience uses both iOS and Android, App Store revenue isn’t core to the model, and you want one codebase that ships in hours not days. PWAs handle offline, push (on Android), home-screen install, and most modern web APIs. We push back on ‘we need a mobile app’ when a PWA would ship 6 weeks earlier and convert the same users. We build native when OS integrations (HealthKit, ARKit, secure enclave, background workers, deep system access) are load-bearing. // More in ## More in Software Development ### [Custom Software Development](/services/software-development/) End-to-end delivery across web, mobile, AI, and blockchain. Senior engineers, signed SoW, weekly outcomes. ### [MVP Development](/services/mvp-development/) Discovery for €3,500, then a fixed-price MVP on a Werkvertrag with working software demoed every week. ### [Web Apps](/services/web-apps/) Production-grade web apps in Next.js, React, and NestJS. From zero to scale. ### [Software Quality Assurance](/services/software-quality-assurance/) Outside eyes that catch what your team can't. €750/week, finds 40 to 70% more issues in the first 30 days. ### [Software Takeover](/services/software-takeover/) Inherit software from another agency, freelancer, or internal team. Paid assessment first, then stabilise and keep building. // Get to know us ## Get to know us Long-term relationships over quick wins. 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