Apps built, released and looked after.

Cross-platform unless there is a reason not to — one codebase in both stores is cheaper to build and much cheaper to keep alive. We go native when the app leans hard on the device: heavy maps, background location, tight hardware integration. We will tell you which one your app is before you commit.

A starter app is roughly four to six weeks including store review. A business app tied to a back-office is usually two to four months. Apple's review itself is normally a day or two now, but the first submission of a new app takes longer, so we plan for it rather than promising around it.

We set up and submit, and we deal with the review process, including rejections. The developer accounts should be registered in your company's name and paid for by you — that way the apps are legally yours, and you are never locked to us to publish an update.

Usually. We start by reading the code and telling you what state it is really in, which is sometimes better and sometimes worse than expected. If it is worth continuing we continue it; if rebuilding is genuinely cheaper than fixing, we will say so even though it is the more expensive answer for you to hear.

Apps need maintenance whether or not they change: the platforms release a new OS every year, and store requirements move. We offer a maintenance plan that covers keeping it building, submitted and compatible. New features are quoted separately as you ask for them.