Mobile Engineering · Gurugram
The Mobile App Development Company in Gurugram That Runs Its Own Apps in Production
Native iOS and Android, Flutter and React Native — built by a senior-only squad in DLF Cybercity that also operates GeoWave, its own field-tracking product. Test builds on your phone from week one, stores handled, backend and AWS included.
150+ projects delivered · 98% client satisfaction · AWS Partner · DLF Cybercity, Gurugram
What you actually get
Most App Agencies Hand You an APK. We Hand You a Product.
Choosing an app partner is really choosing who answers when the crash reports arrive, the store rejects a build, or the backend falls over at 2 am. Here is how we make sure that answer is us.
The right stack, argued in writing
Flutter, React Native, or fully native Swift and Kotlin — we recommend one in your scoping document and defend the choice with reasons tied to your roadmap, not to whichever bench happens to be free that month.
We run our own app in production
GeoWave, our field-force tracking product, is designed, built, and operated by the same team you'd hire. Battery drain, flaky GPS, offline sync, angry one-star reviews — we deal with them on our own product before we advise you on yours.
The backend ships with the app
An app is never just the app. Every engagement includes the Node.js, .NET, or Python APIs behind it and the AWS infrastructure underneath — one team accountable for the whole thing, so there's no one to point fingers at.
Senior engineers, no substitutions
The people who estimate your build are the people who open the Xcode and Android Studio projects. Every screen, every API, every release pipeline is the work of engineers with shipped apps already in the stores.
Store submission is our problem
App Store review guidelines, Play Console policies, screenshots, privacy manifests, phased rollouts — we handle the entire submission and get you through review. The accounts stay in your name; the paperwork lands on our desk.
Version 1.1 is part of the plan
Launch day is where the real data starts. Our post-launch retainers keep the original squad shipping fortnightly updates driven by analytics, crash reports, and store reviews — because apps that stop improving quietly get deleted.
Proof on patients' phones
A Hospital App Patients Aged 18 to 75 Actually Use — and No-Shows Cut Nearly in Half
Medanta Care needed booking, lab reports, and reminders in patients' pockets — without replacing the hospital systems that already ran the place, and without excluding the 75-year-old who had never installed an app. We built React Native apps for iOS and Android over a FastAPI backend, wired into the hospital's HIS and LIS through HL7 so schedules and results flow from the systems of record. WhatsApp and SMS reminders with one-tap confirm attacked the no-show problem directly, the interface shipped in Hindi and English, and every screen was usability-tested across the full age range. Consumer-grade polish, healthcare-grade consent and audit controls — the same discipline goes into every app we submit.
Read the full case study- -47%
- Appointment no-shows
- 68%
- Bookings made digitally
- -55%
- Front-desk call volume
- -90%
- Report collection visits
How an app gets built here
From Idea to the App Stores in Four Moves
- 01
Scope the smallest lovable app
A short, paid discovery: user journeys, a clickable prototype, the platform decision, and a fixed-price milestone plan. We cut ruthlessly — the first release earns its features on real users, not in a spec.
- 02
Real builds on real phones
From the first sprint you get TestFlight and Play internal-track builds on your own device every week. You judge the app with your thumbs, not from screenshots in a deck.
- 03
Beta, harden, submit
A closed beta with real users, crash and analytics instrumentation, performance passes on low-end Android hardware — then we take the build through App Store and Play review ourselves.
- 04
Iterate on live data
Post-launch, the same squad reads the funnels, the crash logs, and the reviews, and ships improvements on a fortnightly cadence under a retainer sized to your stage.
FAQ
Hiring App Developers in Gurugram — FAQs
We start from your product, not our preference. React Native fits teams with React web code and engineers to share; Flutter gives pixel-identical UI on both platforms and excels for design-heavy consumer apps; native Swift or Kotlin wins when you lean hard on platform APIs — background location, Bluetooth hardware, widgets, or serious camera work. You get the recommendation in writing during discovery, with the trade-offs spelled out, and roughly 70% of the apps we ship are cross-platform because most products simply don't need two codebases.
For a senior-led team in Gurugram, a focused MVP — one core flow, backend APIs, both stores — typically lands between ₹8 and ₹25 lakh, while multi-role platforms with payments, real-time features, or hardware integration run higher. What we won't do is quote a number before discovery: you get a fixed price per milestone after scoping, so the figure you approve is the figure you pay, and each payment is tied to a build you've already held in your hand.
Most MVPs go from kickoff to public store listing in 8–12 weeks: a two-week discovery, five to eight weekly build sprints, then a beta and review cycle. Apple's review adds a few days and the occasional rejection round, which we budget for and handle. The biggest schedule risk is almost always scope, which is why discovery exists — to find the version of your app that ships this quarter instead of next year.
You do, from the first commit. The repositories live in your GitHub or GitLab organisation, the Apple Developer and Google Play accounts are registered to your company, and the AWS account is opened in your name with our engineers added as collaborators. The contract assigns IP as each milestone is paid, so if we ever parted ways, you'd keep the code, the listings, the users, and the reviews.
Every launch includes a stabilisation window — monitoring, crash triage, and rapid fixes at no extra cost. After that, most clients move to an iteration retainer: the original squad ships fortnightly releases driven by analytics and user feedback, keeps the app current with each iOS and Android OS release, and maintains the backend and AWS infrastructure. If you'd rather hand off to in-house engineers later, we run a documented transition and stay on call while they settle in.
Yes — rescues are a meaningful share of our work. We start with a fixed-price technical audit: a senior engineer reads the codebase, checks the backend and store setup, and gives you an honest verdict on what's salvageable. Sometimes the answer is a focused refactor and a relaunch in weeks; occasionally it's cheaper to rebuild on solid foundations. Either way you get the assessment in writing before committing to anything, and it's yours to keep even if you don't build with us.
Got an app idea your users are waiting for?
Bring it to a senior mobile engineer for 30 minutes — leave with a platform recommendation, a realistic timeline, and the features your version one doesn't need.