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What a mobile project includes
A useful first release is smaller than the full idea. We write down who the user is, what the first version must do, and what can wait. That list is what gets designed and built. Screens are drawn around those tasks, not around a generic kit with a logo dropped on top.
The phone app is rarely the whole system. Accounts, data, and an admin view usually live on a server. We build that side with the same tools we use for software work: Node.js, ASP.NET Core, Python, Java Spring Boot, and SQL Server. If you already have an API, we integrate with it instead of replacing it.
Store release is part of the job: signing, listing text, screenshots, and the review cycle on Google Play and the Apple App Store. The developer accounts stay in your name. We prepare the build and walk through submission with you. After release there is a short period of crash fixes and adjustments. Longer care is agreed separately.