Android App Development

Android apps that work well across the wide range of phones and tablets your customers use, built in Kotlin and published to Google Play.

Apps that work across the Android device range

Android runs on thousands of device models with different screen sizes and hardware. We design and test apps so they behave consistently on the phones your users actually own, not just the latest flagship.

What’s included

Typical scope for an Android app.

  • Material Design–based interface
  • Native development in Kotlin
  • Google sign-in, Maps and Firebase services
  • Testing across screen sizes and Android versions
  • Google Play listing and release management
  • Ongoing updates for new Android versions

Performance on everyday devices

We keep app size small, handle poor connections gracefully and test on mid-range devices, where many users are. Native Kotlin development gives the best performance and access to Android-specific features.

One app or two?

If you also need an iPhone version, consider whether a cross-platform Flutter build is a better fit for your budget. We will compare the options honestly before you commit.

Frequently asked questions

How do you make sure the app works on so many different Android phones?

We design flexible layouts, set a sensible minimum Android version with you, and test on a range of screen sizes, including mid-range phones rather than only the newest flagships.

Can the Android app use Google services such as Maps or Firebase?

Yes. Maps, Firebase messaging, analytics and Google sign-in are common additions and are planned into the build when your app needs them.

Can you take over an Android app another team started?

Yes. We start by reviewing the existing code and build setup, then recommend whether to continue with it, refactor parts of it or, occasionally, rebuild.

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Talk to us about your project

A few sentences is plenty. Describe what you need built, fixed or improved, and we’ll come back with questions and a sensible next step.

  1. We read your message and reply within one business day.
  2. A short call to understand goals, users and constraints.
  3. You receive a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost.

What you need, rough timing, and a budget range if you have one.

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