Custom Mobile App Development Company

Digittrix’s basic MVP development starts from USD 1,499 for an agreed web, Android and iOS build with backend development, custom design and revisions. Your proposal defines the included features and revision allowance. Hosting, third-party fees and app-store memberships are excluded; taxes and ongoing support are itemised separately. Larger custom apps are quoted against their scope.

Our agreed-scope starter MVP estimates a completed build in 2 weeks, with the start date and schedule confirmed in your proposal. A custom MVP may take 4–12 weeks; larger products depend on their features, integrations and testing. App-store review and approval are separate from build completion.

Yes. We develop native Android and iOS apps, as well as cross-platform applications using Flutter and React Native. The approach depends on your device requirements, roadmap and budget.

Yes. Agree the support period, covered issues, response expectations, monitoring, operating-system updates and recurring costs in the proposal. Distinguish fixes within the accepted scope from new features or third-party changes. Any included post-launch support and its limits are recorded in your agreement.

Yes. We integrate payment providers such as PayPal, Stripe and Razorpay, subject to provider availability, your business model and platform requirements.

Source code ownership and handover are defined in the project agreement. Confirm repository access, transfer timing, deployment instructions and the accounts you will control before development. Third-party libraries and services retain their own licence terms. The handover plan records documentation, credentials and ongoing support responsibilities.

Yes. We can connect the mobile application to existing business systems through available APIs, with permissions, data synchronization and error handling defined during discovery.

Yes. Our delivery can include release builds, store assets and submission support for Google Play and the App Store. Publication remains subject to each platform’s review.

Start with your audience, the task the app should make easier and one measurable business goal. List essential features, existing systems and your target launch date. We can review the idea, outline a focused MVP and estimate the work before you commit to a larger product.

Give each shortlisted team the same brief. Compare relevant delivered products, the proposed engineers, design and QA responsibilities, acceptance criteria, ownership and support terms. Ask for a working product demonstration and a written scope. Check independent reviews and how rankings disclose their selection criteria or sponsored placements.

Digittrix operates from Sector 75, Mohali, Punjab. You can arrange an office appointment or meet online. For remote projects, agree time-zone overlap, named contacts, working demos and decision responsibilities. Share your location and preferred working hours so we can confirm meeting availability.

Choose around your users, device features, existing code and maintenance skills. Flutter and React Native can share code across Android and iOS, while specialist integrations may still need native work. Kotlin or Swift can suit platform-specific requirements. Validate uncertain SDKs or hardware in a prototype and plan testing on both platforms.

A visual builder may suit a simple prototype, form or internal workflow. Before committing, check export rights, integrations, device capabilities, recurring charges and what happens if you leave the platform. Custom development may be appropriate when the workflow or ownership requirements exceed those limits.

Your proposal lists the agreed outputs: discovery notes, user flows, design files, working app builds, backend APIs, admin tools, test evidence and handover documentation as applicable. Review a working demonstration against acceptance criteria at each milestone. The scope should distinguish a prototype, a starter build and a custom production release.

Yes, subject to a review of the code, licences, supported devices, APIs and defects. Work can start with a focused improvement. Agree repository access, rollback steps and regression checks, then identify which existing behaviours and integrations must remain compatible.

Define the data collected, user roles, permissions and retention requirements during discovery. Agree checks for authentication, access to other users’ records, session expiry, account deletion and third-party integrations. Specialist testing or compliance work needs its own scope; a general development package does not establish certification.

The projects section links to Plubo, Amrutam, MadamG and Your Pandit Ji case studies. Plubo includes a recorded Android walkthrough and Praveen’s project-specific video testimonial. Each case study identifies its available evidence, such as actual product screens, recordings or public app listings, and distinguishes those from illustrative mockups.