Cross-platform apps
One codebase compiled for iOS and Android, with the store differences handled where they matter and paid for once.
Mobile apps
App development in Ireland: one codebase, both app stores
One codebase ships to the App Store, Google Play and the home screen. You get the backend, the store submission and both developer accounts enrolled in your name.
- Apple $99 a year, Google Play $25 once — both accounts yours
- One codebase for iOS and Android, not two separate quotes
- Push notifications, offline mode and background sync on both platforms
- Installable web app that updates the same day, with no store review
1codebase, two app stores
On top of our price, you pay the stores directly: Apple $99 a year, Google Play $25 once. Your app is scoped and priced before you pay anything, with iOS, Android and web on separate lines.
What you get, on both stores
- One codebase compiled for iOS and Android, with the platform differences handled screen by screen.
- First usable version scoped, built and submitted to both stores within eight to sixteen weeks.
- Developer accounts enrolled in your name: Apple at $99 a year, Google Play $25 once.
- Store submission handled end to end: listing copy, screenshots, privacy policy and data-safety declarations.
- Installable web app on the home screen, live the same day, with no store review.
- Push notifications, offline mode and background sync, behaving the same way on both builds.
- Backend, database, user accounts and admin panel, hosted in the EU.
- Source code and hosting handed over to you, in your name, once the app is paid.
What does an app cost in Ireland?
€3,000 to over €100,000 is the range Irish studios publish for an app. Most of that spread is one decision: iOS and Android priced as one build or as two. Yours is priced after scoping and confirmed on your order before work starts.
| What you are paying for | The figure |
|---|---|
| Your app, scoped and priced on your order | Priced per project |
| Published Irish studio range for an app | €3,000 to over €100,000 |
| Apple Developer Program, billed to your card | $99 a year |
| Google Play developer account, billed to your card | $25 once |
What the price covers and what it does not
Included
- One codebase released to iOS, Android or both, built to the scope you accepted.
- Store listing, screenshots and the privacy and data-safety declarations both stores demand before review.
- Rejection rounds on that first submission, answered until your listing is live on the store.
- Backend, database and admin panel, with your staff accounts, roles and passwords set up.
- Push notifications and offline mode on every agreed screen that needs them.
Quoted separately
- A second app for a second audience, such as a driver app beside a customer app.
- Native modules for hardware that the cross-platform layer cannot reach on its own.
- Brand design from scratch, rather than applying the identity and logo you already have.
- Releases after handover, on a care plan from €120 a month.
Threshold: a change inside an agreed screen is included; a new screen, role or integration is quoted in writing first. The same rule holds after launch, on the care plan.
Is this the right build for you?
A good fit if
- You already have customers asking for an app, by name, in writing.
- Your field staff still carry a clipboard and somebody retypes it into a spreadsheet later.
- You run a system with logins and orders, but the phone version is missing.
Probably not, if
- Your plan is a consumer social product chasing venture scale, not a business tool.
- You need a game, heavy 3D or real-time hardware work, where native specialists beat one codebase.
Screens
What it looks like in use
What is included
What this looks like in practice
Installable web apps
Home-screen install, offline use and push notifications, with fixes live the day you approve them and no review queue.
Desktop builds
Windows and macOS builds from the same code, for the depot, workshop or office tool your team runs at a desk.
The backend behind it
API, database, user accounts and admin panel, hosted in the EU and handed over to you once the app is paid.
How it runs
From your brief to live
- 1
Order and scope
You send an order with your brief and budget. We agree the scope and confirm the price, with iOS, Android and web on separate lines; nothing is charged until you accept it.
- 2
Your 30 minutes
You accept the price, pay the first part and spend 30 minutes enrolling the Apple and Google developer accounts in your name.
- 3
Build, submit, hand over
Build, store submission and the rejection rounds are ours. You get the repository, both store accounts and a working app.
0store reviews to ship a fix
An installable web app updates the moment it is published. On a product we run ourselves it delivers push notifications to phones with no submission queue standing between a fix and the people waiting for it.
1codebase, two app stores
0store reviews for web-app fixes
€120care plan, per month
Two quotes, two builds
- iOS quoted, then Android quoted again at full price
- A typo fix waits in the store review queue
- The app sits under your developer's Apple account
- Store rejections come back and nobody answers them
One codebase, both stores
- One build, with the second platform costed as an increment
- Web app fixes go live the day you approve
- Both store accounts enrolled in your name, billed to you
- Rejection rounds answered until the listing goes live
Questions
What clients ask before we start
What does app development in Ireland cost?
Irish studios publish from €3,000 to over €100,000. Yours is priced after scoping and confirmed on your order. Much of that spread is whether iOS and Android are priced as one build or two. You get the second platform costed as an increment, on its own line.
How long does it take to build an app?
Eight to sixteen weeks for a first usable version, store submission included. Store review adds days on top, more on a first attempt. One rejection round is planned into the schedule from the start.
Do I need a store app or would a web app do?
A web app does the job unless you need deep hardware access. Installable web apps sit on the home screen, work offline and send push notifications. You skip the review queue and Apple's $99 annual membership. Store apps win for background location, in-app digital purchases or a market that shops in the store.
Who owns the app and the store accounts?
The store accounts are yours from the start, enrolled in your name; the app's code passes to you once it is paid. Apple charges $99 a year and Google Play $25 once, billed to you. Apple enrols a sole trader as an individual, since it does not register sole traders as organisations.
Is a cross-platform app as good as a native one?
For business apps, yes — the difference is hard to notice. Native still wins for games, heavy 3D and intensive real-time hardware. For booking, ordering, field and client apps, one codebase costs less to keep running.
Can you convert an existing native app to one codebase?
Yes, in stages, starting with a paid review of the existing app. You keep a working version throughout, with each stage released before the next begins. Sometimes the review recommends keeping the app and rebuilding only the backend.
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