How long does a mobile app take to build?

A focused first release typically ships in 4–6 weeks through our MVP Sprint, including the backend API, store submission and a production deployment pipeline. Store review adds a few days on each platform.

Will the app work with my existing web product?

Yes — that's the architecture we prefer: one production backend serving web and mobile clients, one source of truth for data and permissions, features landing on both surfaces together.

Do you handle Play Store and App Store publishing?

Yes — store listings, review requirements, signing, staged rollouts and crash monitoring. Publishing is part of the engagement, not an epilogue.

Services · Mobile

Mobile apps with a production backend.

Q: Flutter or native — how do you choose?

Flutter is our default: one codebase, both stores, near-native performance, and a single team. We recommend platform-native work when an app depends on deep OS integration — heavy background processing, specialised hardware APIs, or platform-exclusive features.

Q: Do you build the backend too?

Always. A mobile app is the visible half of a system — the API, database, authentication and push infrastructure are the other half. We build both, so there is one accountable team when something needs to change.

An app store listing is easy; a mobile product is not. Mokshify builds Flutter applications that ship to Android and iOS from one codebase — and, always, the API, data layer and deployment pipeline that make the app worth opening.

Why Flutter, and when not

Flutter lets one team ship one codebase to both stores with near-native performance and a genuinely custom interface — which is exactly the trade most products should make. Two codebases mean every feature is built twice and drifts apart; most startups can't afford that and most enterprises shouldn't tolerate it.

We'll tell you when Flutter is the wrong call: deep OS integration, specialised hardware access, heavy background processing, or platform-exclusive features are the honest reasons to go native. That recommendation costs you nothing — it's part of the strategy call.

What a mobile engagement includes

Product and interface design — designed for thumbs and interruptions, not shrunken desktop screens; 48px touch targets, offline states, empty states.
The Flutter application — architecture that survives feature growth: state management, navigation, theming and testing set up for a team, not a demo.
The backend — Node.js or Python/FastAPI services on PostgreSQL and Redis; authentication, push notifications, file handling, and the same API serving your web product. See SaaS Development.
Store publishing — signing, listings, review compliance, staged rollouts, crash and performance monitoring.
The pipeline — every merge runs tests and an AI review before release, the same discipline as our cloud work.

One backend, every surface

The architecture we push for: a single production API serving the web app, the Android app and the iOS app. One source of truth for data and permissions. Features land everywhere at once. It's why our mobile work is inseparable from our platform work — and why clients who came for an app often stay for the system.

Proof, not promises

FinCalix pairs its web platform with an Android app distributed on the Play Store — one product, two surfaces. SkillForceHub and Medico Diagnostics are built mobile-first for audiences that live on their phones.

Common questions

Flutter or native — how do you choose?

Flutter by default: one codebase, both stores, one team. Native when the app needs deep OS integration, specialised hardware, or platform-exclusive features. We'll tell you which honestly before any contract.

How long does a mobile app take?

A focused first release ships in 4–6 weeks (MVP Sprint), including backend, store submission and pipeline. Store review adds a few days per platform.

Do you build the backend too?

Always. The API, database, auth and push infrastructure are half the product. One team, one accountability.

Will it work with my existing web product?

Yes — one production backend serving web and mobile is exactly the architecture we prefer.

Do you handle store publishing?

Yes — listings, signing, review requirements, staged rollouts and monitoring are part of the engagement.

Have an app in mind?

Describe who opens it and what they do in the first 60 seconds. We'll reply within 24 hours with a first-release scope.

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