What does mobile app development with Akvega include?

Akvega’s mobile app service covers product design, the iOS and Android build, the backend with authentication and push notifications, offline and sync, App Store and Play Store submission, and the releases after launch. The same team runs the marketing that brings people to the app.

Cross-platform for most products. One Flutter or Expo codebase ships to both iOS and Android, so there is one codebase to build, test and maintain instead of two. Akvega goes native in Swift and Kotlin when the app leans hard on camera, Bluetooth, background processing or platform-specific interfaces.

Both, chosen per project. Akvega builds in Flutter when the interface is custom and needs to render identically on every device, and in Expo, the React Native toolchain, when the client’s web product is already React and sharing code and people matters more.

Mobile apps are quoted from the diagnostic; there is no list price because two apps rarely cost the same. What moves the number: screens and user roles, offline, payments and third-party integrations, and whether Akvega runs the releases after launch. The quote is fixed for a defined scope.

With a paid diagnostic. Akvega audits the idea, any existing app, and your Google Business Profile, website, design and social accounts, and returns the findings within 1 to 2 working days with the cost to fix or build each item. The findings are yours whether or not you continue.

Yes. Akvega is based in Hyderabad, Telangana, and builds apps for businesses across Hyderabad, wider India and the US. Meetings happen in person across the city or remote-first, and the team works in English, Telugu and Hindi, which matters when the app’s users do too.

Yes. An app without its backend is a demo. Akvega builds the API, database, authentication and push notifications alongside the app, usually on Supabase or Firebase with PostgreSQL, Node.js and Prisma where the data model needs it, and deployed with Docker and GitHub Actions to accounts in your name.

Yes. Akvega prepares the listings, screenshots, privacy declarations and review submissions for both stores, and sets up the release pipeline on GitHub Actions so later versions ship the same way. The developer accounts are created in your name, so the app is listed under your business, not Akvega’s.

Yes, where the product needs it. Akvega designs local storage and sync into the app from the start rather than adding it later, so screens load from the device and changes queue until the network returns. Whether offline is in scope is decided in the diagnostic.

Yes. Akvega integrates Stripe for card payments and subscriptions, and wires in-app purchases through the App Store and Play Store where the platform rules require it. Which route applies depends on what is being sold, and Akvega sets that out in the diagnostic before the build starts.

You do, from day one. The repositories, Figma files, App Store and Play Store developer accounts, backend projects and analytics are created in your name, not Akvega’s. If you move the app to another team, nothing has to be handed back because nothing was ever held.

The releases after launch are part of the plan, not a new project. Akvega monitors crashes and analytics, agrees a release cadence, and ships fixes and features in short cycles, while the growth team runs the search and ads that bring installs to the store listing.

Yes. The diagnostic reads the existing codebase, backend and store accounts and returns what is worth keeping, what needs rebuilding and what each costs. Akvega has no interest in rewriting for its own sake; a stable Flutter, Expo, Swift or Kotlin app is continued, not replaced.