The problem it solves
The need for an app is not defined by a mobile screen alone — many tasks are solved by a mobile-ready website. We first establish why a user would install the app and return to it: notifications, offline mode, camera and location, a personal account or fast repeat ordering. That avoids building an expensive product nobody opens.
Who it is for
Startups and operating businesses that need a customer’s personal space, frequent bookings and orders, a tool for field staff or a connection to device capabilities (camera, GPS, notifications).
What the app development process includes
App development starts by planning screens and the user journey, followed by design, programming, the backend, testing on real devices and publication in the stores. Work is staged: first a minimum working version (MVP), then gradual expansion based on real user feedback — not every possible function at once.
Business apps for internal processes
A business app is often for staff rather than customers: order tracking, managing couriers or field teams, stock counts, visit records. There the main task is integration with existing systems — accounting, CRM, warehouse — so we check in advance which data the app exchanges and who is allowed to do what. Such projects are often planned together with custom software.
Android and iOS in one project
React Native builds Android and iOS from one code base, which shortens the timeline, lowers cost and simplifies updating both platforms at once. Some functions — push notifications, camera, payments, biometrics — need platform-specific configuration. If an app relies on one platform’s specific capabilities, we also consider native development in Swift/Kotlin.
iOS app development
For iPhone we plan screen behaviour according to Apple’s interface guidelines, permissions (camera, location, notifications) and App Store submission materials. An Apple Developer account in the business’s name, testing on real iPhones via TestFlight and a privacy declaration are integral parts of the project.
Android app development
Android needs attention to the variety of screen sizes, operating-system versions and device permissions. Publication on Google Play is preceded by internal and closed testing; test devices and release steps are chosen around the requirements.
App design
App design is not only appearance: it determines how quickly a user finds the function they need and whether they come back. We account for touch controls, screen sizes, platform conventions (iOS and Android navigation patterns) and accessibility. The prototype is prepared in Figma and agreed before programming — see UI/UX design.
Publishing on the App Store and Google Play
Publication requires developer accounts with Apple and Google, opened in the business’s name with fees set by the platforms. We prepare descriptions, screenshots, privacy declarations and test builds (TestFlight, internal testing), check compliance with store requirements and submit for review. Review time is controlled by the stores; if rejected, we address the notes and resubmit.
What the service includes
- Screen map, user journey and MVP feature list
- Design for iOS and Android with an interactive Figma prototype
- Authentication, profile and agreed business functions
- Backend (API), database and an administration panel
- Push notifications, payments and device features as needed
- Testing on real devices and distribution of test builds
- Store submission materials and publication
- Analytics and error monitoring after launch
How we work
1. Discover
Define the goal, audience and essential functions.
2. Design
Agree on structure, visual direction and user journeys.
3. Build
Develop and test the agreed functionality.
4. Launch
Prepare publication, access and ongoing maintenance.
Choosing the technology
The final technology is selected after reviewing your requirements. These are possible directions.
What affects the timeline
Screens, backend logic, device features, integrations and the stores’ review process — whose duration a developer cannot control — affect timing. Clear MVP boundaries shorten the timeline most.
What affects the price
Starting price: From GEL 1 100
Mobile app development starts at GEL 1,100 for a simple first release. The feature list, backend, user roles, payments and integrations define the budget; developer accounts, server and external services are separate. Staged budget planning: app development cost.
Pricing ↗Support after launch
Operating-system updates and new store requirements mean an app needs periodic updates. After launch we agree who monitors errors, how updates are published and within what timeframes — a separate support format.
Why webandapp
We document the task, agree on stages and define the deliverables before development. You can see what is included and what needs a separate decision.
FAQ
Should we build Android and iOS together?
It depends on your audience and budget. React Native builds both from one code base, so together they cost less than two separate projects. Starting with one is also possible.
How much does an app cost?
From GEL 1,100 for a simple first release. A backend, roles, payments and integrations raise the price — see the pricing page.
What is an MVP?
A first version with only the functions needed to test the core idea. It lowers the initial budget and bases later decisions on real feedback.
Is store approval guaranteed?
No. Each store reviews submissions independently. We prepare the required materials and compliance checks in advance and fix any notes if rejected.
Who should own the store accounts?
The client. Apple and Google developer accounts are opened in the business’s name; working access is granted by role.
Does the app work offline?
When required, we plan local data, synchronisation and conflict handling separately. Not every function works offline automatically.