Mobile app development in Dubai

Cross-platform development, such as Flutter or React Native, suits most business apps and reduces cost. Native development suits apps that need advanced device features or maximum performance. We recommend the right approach after discovery.

Yes. We prepare store listings, handle submission and support you through the review process.

Yes. Push notifications can be used for reminders, updates, offers and order status.

Yes. App maintenance includes updates, bug fixes, compatibility with new OS versions and performance monitoring.

App cost depends on the number of screens and features, whether you build native or cross-platform, the back end and admin panel required, integrations such as payments and maps, design complexity and ongoing maintenance. A focused first version keeps initial costs down. We provide a tailored quote after a consultation about your app.

Timelines depend on feature scope, design complexity, the back end, integrations and the app store review process. A focused first version reaches users sooner than a feature-heavy launch. After discovery we share a milestone plan covering design, development, testing and store submission, so you can plan marketing and launch activity around it.

You need your own developer accounts: an Apple Developer Program membership for the App Store and a Google Play Console account for Android, both registered as an organisation. Apple and Google usually require a D-U-N-S number for organisation accounts, which is free to request. You will also need a privacy policy, app description, screenshots and support contact. We guide you through each step so your app is listed under your brand.

We work with both, and choose based on your project. Flutter and React Native each let us build one codebase for iOS and Android, which usually saves time and cost compared with two separate native apps. React Native can suit teams already using JavaScript or React on the web, while Flutter offers highly consistent visuals across devices. We recommend fully native development when an app needs advanced device features.

Common reasons include crashes or broken features, missing or unclear privacy policies, requesting permissions without explaining why, incomplete content, placeholder text and in-app payment rules not being followed. Apple's review is generally stricter than Google's. We follow both stores' guidelines throughout development, test thoroughly before submission and handle reviewer questions, so any feedback is resolved quickly and your launch stays on track.

Yes. For physical goods and real-world services, such as deliveries, bookings or orders, your app can use payment gateways that work in the UAE, along with Apple Pay and Google Pay. For digital content or subscriptions used inside the app, Apple and Google generally require their own in-app purchase systems. We confirm which rules apply to your business model before we design the payment flow.

Yes, depending on what it needs to do. We can store key data on the device so users can browse content, fill in forms or record work offline, then sync automatically when the connection returns. This is useful for field teams, inspections and delivery drivers. Features that depend on live data, such as payments or real-time availability, still need a connection, so we design clear messages for offline moments.

Yes. We first review the source code, architecture, third-party libraries and store accounts to assess its condition and any risks. You will need access to the code repository and your App Store and Google Play accounts. We then recommend whether to fix and extend the existing app or rebuild parts of it, and explain the reasons clearly before any work begins.

We add app analytics, usually Google Analytics for Firebase, to track installs, active users, screens viewed, key actions and conversions. Crash reporting shows exactly when and where errors happen so they can be fixed quickly. The App Store and Google Play consoles add download and rating data. We set up dashboards around the numbers that matter to your business, not just download counts.

Start by writing down who the app is for, the main problem it solves, and the three or four features it must have at launch. Then book a free consultation with us. We will discuss your idea, look at competing apps, suggest the right platform and approach, and outline what an MVP could include. Your idea stays confidential, and we are happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement.