Android App Development

The process of developing an Android application encompasses the process of developing applications that will run on Android devices like smartphones, tablets, and wearables. This entails designing, developing, testing, and deployment of applications.

This will depend on what you want and your budget. Native applications for Android give the most optimised and smooth performance. Cross-platform applications can give quicker development and lower costs in both Android and iOS. We will help you select the best one for your project.

Kotlin – that's what we use at Google on Android, along with Jetpack Compose and the latest Android APIs. We can work with Java in legacy code bases and often take legacy Java applications over to the modern Kotlin platform without starting again from scratch.

The cost associated with developing customised Android applications depends upon certain key factors. The factors include app functionalities, designs, integration, and complexities. We provide flexible solutions based on the requirements of enterprises or start-ups.

Timelines will depend upon the size and complexity of the system. A simple application may require 2-3 months; however, a more complicated or advanced application might require 6 months to one year.

Sure thing. We offer solutions for the development of Android applications that will be easily integrated with databases, APIs and other legacy systems. The integration will be done without disturbing any other ongoing processes.

Yes, we cover all the aspects, starting from the development of the developer’s account to the optimization of listing, keywords, screenshots, and guidelines compliance. We release our applications in batches for a small percentage of users first and check the crash analytics.

Yes, we have lots of takeovers. We start the process with the assessment of the code and architecture. We will tell you frankly what you can salvage from the previous version of the project and work further from there. If the application is partially developed or has performance issues in case of a fully developed product, it does not mean you should start from scratch.

Of course, maintenance implies fixing bugs, performance improvement, security updates, and adaptation of apps to new Android OS versions that are released once per year and often create problems. The apps should be regularly maintained after being released.

If the focus is made on the Android platform, then there could be lots of access to the community as well as users. This is because presently, the Android devices are cheaper and easier to get than iPhones; thus, there are many users who prefer using Android devices. Another benefit of developing an Android app is that the Google Review Process is not tough.