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OneDeployment mobile apps

Apps people keep using

For your customers, or for your team on the move. iOS and Android from one codebase, starting with a prototype you can hold.

From sketch to the stores

A typical build, week by week.

What’s included

Every app project comes with all of this.

Clickable prototype

Tested on real phones before we build.

iOS and Android

Both platforms from one codebase.

Accounts and payments

Sign-in, subscriptions and in-app payments.

Notifications

Messages that bring people back at the right moment.

Admin dashboard

Manage users and content without code.

Store launch

App Store and Google Play submission handled.

Two kinds of app

For your customers

Book, order, pay and get updates, in your brand.

For your team

What’s next today, with everything they need to do it.

Apps we’ve built

One mobile app, handed over.

1 → 2

one codebase, both app stores

Translation and study tools on every phone

Kurd AppsMobile app

Your business could be the next one here

Tell us about it

After handover

Support for when things can’t wait

A named person
The founder who led your project stays your contact.
Monthly updates
Small improvements, agreed and tested, every month.
Hands-on help
Training for new staff, and help when you change tools.

Questions

Do you build for iPhone and Android?

Both, from one codebase. We handle the App Store and Google Play submission.

Can we see it before you build it?

Yes. We start with a clickable prototype you can hold, tested on real phones before we build.

How long does a build take?

A typical build runs a sketch in week 1, a working prototype by week 3, a beta on your phone by week 8, and both stores by week 12.

Can we manage users and content ourselves?

Yes. The admin dashboard lets you manage users and content without code.

Who owns the app?

You do, from day one: code, accounts and documents.

What does it cost?

It depends on the job, and you agree a fixed price before work starts. Most teams begin with a two-week assessment.

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