One codebase for both platforms, a backend, an admin panel, and integrations with your CRM and payment provider. First working version in 6-8 weeks, not six months.
Flutter or React Native — one codebase, two platforms, native performance.
Node.js / TypeScript, PostgreSQL, auth, push notifications, file storage.
Manage content, users, orders and stats without a developer.
Payments, CRM, ERP, maps, SMS/WhatsApp, event analytics.
Developer accounts, screenshots, passing Apple and Google review.
Crash monitoring, OS-version updates, ongoing feature work.
Stack & integrations
We map user scenarios and integrations, then fix MVP scope, timeline and price.
A clickable Figma prototype — you tap through the app before a line of code is written.
Weekly builds to your phone via TestFlight / Google Play Internal.
We publish to the stores, wire up analytics and crash reporting, and keep building.
An app for students and teachers: schedules, course materials, homework, notifications and payment. One codebase for iOS and Android, a backend, and a school admin panel.
An exact estimate follows a short call, usually within 24 hours, and is fixed in writing before work starts.
Get an estimate in 24h| Freelancer | App builder | Rino Lens IT | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Backend and admin panel | usually none | limited | included |
| CRM / payment integrations | depends | template-only | any, built for your systems |
| Who owns the code | unclear | the platform | you, fully |
| Support after launch | none | subscription | SLA agreement |
It depends on the task. Flutter suits complex interfaces and animation; React Native makes sense if you already have a React web app and want to reuse logic. We'll recommend one during scoping.
From $1,500/month: monitoring, updates for new iOS/Android versions, small fixes. Scope is fixed in the contract.
Yes — the app is published under your company, so you own it outright. We help set up the accounts and handle the review process.
You can, but with Flutter / React Native the second platform typically adds only 10-15% to the cost, so building both at once is usually cheaper overall.
Two sentences are enough: what you need and by when. We'll come back with an approach, timeline and rough price.