From idea to shipped app, without the scope creep.

Scoped iOS and Android MVPs in React Native or Flutter. Every engagement opens with a discovery sprint and a fixed statement of work, so the number you are quoted is the number you pay.

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Most app projects don't fail technically. They fail at scope.

Six features become nineteen, the launch slips two quarters, and the budget goes with it.

70%

of software projects overrun their original scope before launch

1 sprint

to produce a signed, fixed-scope statement of work

Both stores

iOS and Android from one codebase — shipped, not staged

  • 8–14 weeks
  • iOS + Android
  • React Native or Flutter

Four phases, in this order, every time.

The scope is fixed at phase two. Anything new goes on a list for version two.

  1. Step 1

    Discovery sprint

    User flows documented and the scope signed off.

  2. Step 2

    Fixed statement of work

    Agreed before anyone writes a line of code.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    React Native or Flutter, one codebase, both platforms.

  4. Step 4

    Store submission

    Through App Store and Play review, to live.

What you get

  • Documented user flows
  • Fixed statement of work
  • iOS and Android from one codebase
  • Core user journey
  • Backend integration or scaffolding
  • Store submission and approval
  • Analytics instrumentation
  • 30-day post-launch support
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the discovery sprint?

The discovery sprint produces a complete feature map, screen-by-screen user flows, a data model, a list of third-party integrations required, and a written statement of work. Both parties sign off before development starts. If discovery reveals that your idea needs more than an MVP to function, we will tell you upfront rather than halfway through the build.

Why React Native or Flutter instead of native Swift and Kotlin?

For an MVP the economics are straightforward: one codebase covering both platforms reduces build time and ongoing maintenance without meaningful performance trade-offs for the vast majority of app types. If your use case genuinely requires native-only capabilities — such as ARKit-heavy features or platform-specific hardware access — we will identify that in discovery and scope accordingly.

How long does a typical MVP engagement take?

A focused MVP — covering one primary user journey from sign-up to core action — typically takes eight to fourteen weeks from the start of discovery to live on both stores. Timeline depends on backend complexity and the number of third-party integrations. We give you a week-by-week delivery calendar in the statement of work.

Do you handle the App Store and Google Play submission process?

Yes. Store submission is included in every engagement. We manage developer account setup or access, prepare all required metadata and screenshots, handle the compliance review process, and stay on it until both stores approve the build. App Store rejections, if they happen, are resolved at no extra charge within the scope of the project.

Can you add features after the MVP launches?

Yes. The MVP architecture is designed for extensibility, not as a throwaway prototype. After launch we typically work in fixed-scope sprint retainers — each sprint adds a specific feature set under the same signed-scope model. You never pay for an undefined backlog.

What if my idea is not fully defined yet?

That is exactly what the discovery sprint is for. You do not need a finalized product spec before we start. You need a clear problem and a target user. Discovery turns that into an actionable scope. If after discovery the idea is not viable as an MVP, we will tell you — and you will have saved a significant build investment.

Ready to scope your app MVP?

Book a free strategy call and we will map your core feature set, identify the right framework, and tell you exactly what a scoped MVP engagement looks like for your idea.