Ridewell
Both stores in 12 weeks
MVP cut line
Push add-on
“They killed three ‘nice’ features in week one. We shipped. Users actually opened it.”
Software Development
Product definition, UX, build, and launch support for iOS and/or Android — not a clickable prototype that dies in a folder. Starting at $15,000 with scope-based tiers; backend API and push notifications as explicit add-ons.
From $9,750
Outcomes our clients measure — not feature lists.
10–14 wks
Typical MVP
Depends on surface area
iOS / Android
Platforms
Scoped in the brief
Included
Store path
Listing assets and submission support
Yours
Source
Repo and handoff documentation
Our process
A clear path from kickoff to final delivery.
Cut the MVP
We write what ships in v1 vs. what waits. This is how budgets stay honest.
UX
Flows for the jobs that matter — onboarding, core loop, empty states, and errors.
Build
Implementation against the agreed stack. Backend API is an add-on if you do not already have one.
QA
Device matrix, edge cases, and a crash/analytics pass before review.
Store
Listing copy, screenshots, and submission support through first review.
Shippable app binary
TestFlight / Play internal track, then store submission
UX / UI source
Figma flows and components
Source repository
Your repo with a sane README and environments
QA log
Device matrix and open/closed issues at launch
Store kit
Screenshots, description, and privacy questionnaire support
Runbook
How to build, release, and who to call
MVP with a cut line
We will tell you what not to build. That is the difference between a launch and a forever project.
Store submission is part of done
A TestFlight build is not a product. Listing, privacy, and review support are in the engagement.
Your repo
You own the code. We do not hold the app hostage in a private account you cannot access.
Backend is honest
If you need APIs, auth, or push, those are add-ons or an existing system — not hidden in ‘mobile app.’
Ridewell
Both stores in 12 weeks
MVP cut line
Push add-on
“They killed three ‘nice’ features in week one. We shipped. Users actually opened it.”
Folio Notes
Approved on first iOS review
Privacy questionnaire
QA log
“Submission was boring — which is exactly what you want.”
GreenMile
Field team on Android first
Device matrix
Offline-ish flows
“We did not wait for a perfect iOS twin. The brief allowed a sequenced launch.”
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Who is this Mobile App for?
Goals, audience, constraints, and what ‘done’ looks like
A store-ready app is product definition, UX, engineering, QA, and listing work. Price moves with platforms, complexity, and whether we also build the backend API. Push notifications are an add-on.