Android app development for every device out there

Flutter is the right default when you need or may need iOS coverage, want a single codebase to maintain, or are building a standard B2C or B2B product without deep system-level requirements. Kotlin (native) wins when you are building something that lives close to the OS — a launcher, an accessibility service, a device-management app, or a project with a large existing Kotlin/Java codebase. We give you a straight recommendation in a 30-minute call before any scope is signed.

We do not try to test on thousands of devices — we test on a representative matrix. We define three device tiers (flagship, mid-range, low-end) aligned to your target market's actual install base, then automate UI tests across that matrix using Firebase Test Lab. That catches 95%+ of fragmentation issues without an unmanageable test surface. For critical releases we also run manual exploratory sessions on physical devices at the boundary cases.

We treat Play policy compliance as a first-class engineering concern, not a last-minute form to fill in. During development we audit every permission requested, every data point collected and every third-party SDK for its own data practices. The data-safety form is drafted alongside the app, not the night before launch. If a policy update affects your live app, we flag it, implement the required change and submit the update within the mandatory timeline.

Yes. We start with a codebase audit covering architecture health, minSdk and targetSdk currency, dependency vulnerabilities and any outstanding Play Console warnings. From there we can maintain and extend the existing codebase, modernise from Java to Kotlin, or plan a gradual migration to Flutter where that makes sense for your product. We give you an honest picture of the technical debt before we agree a scope.

Staged rollouts and pre-launch reports on Play Console add steps that the App Store does not have, so timelines account for those gates. A focused MVP — core features, authentication, two to four screens — typically reaches production in eight to twelve weeks. Projects that include a custom backend, hardware integrations (Bluetooth LE, barcode scanners) or regulated data handling run four to six months. Play Store review itself is fast: one to three business days for new apps, often same-day for updates once your account has history. We ship weekly internal builds from sprint one so progress is visible throughout the engagement.