iOS & Android app development that makes your business actually grow
Not just beautiful — apps users keep coming back to. We design from real user behavior and build with iOS & Android experts based in Chiang Mai.
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The short answer
When is a mobile app worth building, and which approach fits?
A mobile app pays when the business has users who return regularly — member customers, field teams, sales agents. One Flutter codebase covers both iOS and Android economically, while businesses whose customers resist installing apps are usually better served by a LINE mini app. The metric that matters is thirty-day retention, not downloads.
Key facts
- Flutter ships iOS and Android from one codebase, cutting build and upkeep cost
- Apps pay when usage repeats; one-off tasks are better served by web or LINE
- LINE mini apps run without installation — a strong fit for the Thai market
- The real metric is thirty-day retention, not installs
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Why us
What sets us apart
iOS & Android in one team
Native and cross-platform (Flutter / React Native) — lower cost and faster delivery than hiring separate teams.
Design users don't want to put down
Every screen starts with real user research, not templates — built for high retention.
Checkpoints every 2 weeks
You see real progress regularly and can redirect mid-build — no surprises after 3 months.
Post-launch support that sticks
A real support team for bug fixes, OS updates, and ongoing feature additions.
Clear pricing, no surprise bills
Scoped before we start, with a clear work boundary and no hidden charges.
Multi-industry experience
E-commerce · Fintech · Health · Logistics · POS · Education — we have shipped in your space.
Our own apps
Apps we built ourselves, and still run every day
We do not only build apps for clients — we design, ship, and operate our own. That means App Store and Play Store releases, OS-version updates, and real user support. Open them and see for yourself.
FinSafeClear agreements, safer payments
A finance app for business: it keeps agreements and payments between trading partners clear and verifiable. Designed, built, and supported entirely by our team.
HabioRental and dorm management
An app for landlords and property managers: tenants, contracts, meter readings, billing, and rent collection — with both an owner side and a tenant side in one product.
Our process
How we work
A clear, predictable process where you stay involved at every stage.
- 01
Discovery
Map business goals, user journeys, and define project scope.
- 02
Design
Wireframe → Prototype → Review together before any code is written.
- 03
Build & QA
2-week sprints with QA testing before every release.
- 04
Launch
App Store / Play Store submission with monitoring and support.
Tech stack
FAQ
Mobile app development FAQ
How much does mobile app development cost?
It depends on scope and complexity — a typical MVP starts in the low hundreds of thousands of baht. We scope and quote clearly before starting, with no hidden charges. Consultation and quotes are free.
How long does it take to build an app?
Most MVPs take 6–12 weeks depending on feature count. We work in 2-week sprints with visible checkpoints throughout the project.
Native or cross-platform (Flutter / React Native)?
Most businesses start with Flutter or React Native to get iOS and Android in one budget. Native suits performance-critical or platform-specific apps. We help you choose based on your goals and budget.
Do you maintain the app after launch?
Yes — bug fixes, OS-version updates, and ongoing feature work, with support responses within 24 hours.
Can we see apps your team built itself?
Yes. FinSafe is a finance app that keeps agreements and payments between trading partners clear and verifiable. Habio is a rental and dorm management system covering tenants, contracts, meter readings, billing, and rent collection. We designed, built, shipped, and support both ourselves — see finsafe.space and habio.dev.
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