One mobile product, ready for iOS and Android

A reliable mobile product starts with a finite feature list, screen map, target devices, user roles, data sources, integrations, and acceptance criteria. I convert those requirements into a practical delivery plan before selecting Flutter, React Native, or another appropriate shared-code approach. Native modules are identified early when a camera, location, payment, notification, or device capability cannot be handled safely by the common layer alone.

Development can include responsive screens, navigation, authentication, local storage, API connections, push notification setup, analytics, payments, and platform-specific behavior when they are listed in the package. Backend development, paid SDKs, content entry, third-party subscriptions, and complex native extensions are separate unless the proposal explicitly includes them. Testing covers the agreed device and operating-system matrix rather than every model in circulation.

You receive the project-specific source code, agreed test builds, configuration notes, and a handoff summary. Apple and Google developer accounts must remain client-owned; account fees, organization verification, signing credentials, privacy or legal text, and policy compliance depend on the client and platform. Store review decisions and timing are outside the development schedule, and acceptance by either store is never guaranteed.