Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps for startups and established companies. From prototype to publication in the App Store and Google Play.
- Get a quote
- Price on request
- Timeline
- Usually from 2–4 months, depending on scope

NDC develops mobile apps for iOS and Android, from the prototype and UX/UI design to the back end, admin panel and publication in the App Store and Google Play. We work with startups that need a first version of their product and with companies that need an app for customers or staff. Projects usually take from 2–4 months, depending on scope.
An app makes sense when users come back to you regularly: to order, track or talk to you. If someone visits once a year, a good website is often enough, and we will tell you so.
For startups we suggest starting with a first version that covers only the core scenario. It ships sooner and can be tested with real users. For companies we build apps that connect to the systems already in place: CRM, accounting, the website.
Interface design is done by our studio Mazmoon. We build the app on one codebase for iOS and Android, together with the back end and an admin panel where you manage content and users.
What you get
- 01An app for iOS and Android
- 02Prototype and UX/UI design by Mazmoon
- 03Back end and API
- 04Admin panel for content and users
- 05Push notifications
- 06Integration with CRM, payments and other systems
- 07Publication in the App Store and Google Play
Technologies
- Flutter
- Figma
- Laravel
- Django
- PostgreSQL
- Firebase
How we work
- 01
Step 1
Brief and goals
We work out who the users are and which problem the app must solve first.
- 02
Step 2
Prototype and specification
We build a clickable prototype of the key screens and fix the features of the first version.
- 03
Step 3
Design
Mazmoon designs the interface following iOS and Android guidelines.
- 04
Step 4
Development and testing
We build the app, server and admin panel in stages and share working builds with you.
- 05
Step 5
Publication
We prepare the store listings, publish the app and hand over all access.
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Questions about this service
In most cases, no. We use a single codebase and the app runs on both platforms.




