MVP mobile app
development
A first iOS and Android release that real users can install — built on one codebase, with only the features that test whether the idea works.
What an MVP mobile app should include
Four decisions that keep a first release small and shippable.
Cross-platform by default
One React Native codebase for iOS and Android, unless the idea genuinely needs native features that cross-platform cannot reach.
The core journey only
Onboarding and the one flow that delivers value. Settings, edge cases and secondary screens wait until the first users ask.
Backend and push
A lean API, authentication and push notifications from the start, because retention in mobile depends on being able to reach the user.
Store-ready release
Builds, signing, store listings and review requirements handled, so the first version is not stuck waiting for approval.
From idea to the app store
Shorter than a native build, but with the same release discipline.
Define the first release
We pick the platform strategy, the core journey and the metrics that decide what comes next.
Build and test on devices
Short sprints with builds on real devices, so usability problems appear while they are cheap to fix.
Release and iterate
Submission to both stores, crash and usage monitoring, then a plan for the next version based on what users do.
What we work with
A stack that ships to both stores and keeps the option to go native later.
Ready to put the idea
in people's hands?
Tell us the idea and who it is for. We will propose a first release you can put in the stores.
