Webvio Design
World-class digital experiences.
Building separate native apps for iOS and Android used to mean double the cost, double the timeline, and double the maintenance burden. With React Native and Flutter, you get a single codebase that delivers genuinely native performance on both platforms — cutting development time in half without compromising on the quality your users expect. We design and build cross-platform mobile apps from scratch, handling everything from UI design and backend integration to App Store submission and post-launch support.
Every capability is built into your project — no hidden add-ons, no surprise extras.
We build a single codebase that runs natively on both iOS and Android using React Native or Flutter, depending on your project’s requirements. This approach typically cuts development costs by 40–60% compared to building two separate native apps, while delivering performance and UI quality that’s indistinguishable from a platform-specific build. Your users won’t know it’s cross-platform — they’ll just notice that it works smoothly.
Generic app templates produce generic apps. Every interface we build is designed from scratch in Figma first — custom navigation patterns, gesture-based interactions, smooth screen transitions, and micro-animations that make the app feel polished and premium. We build reusable component libraries so the UI stays consistent across every screen, and every interaction responds the way users expect on each platform.
A mobile app is only as good as the data behind it. We integrate your app with REST APIs, GraphQL endpoints, Firebase, Supabase, or custom backend systems — whatever your stack requires. Authentication, real-time data sync, file uploads, payment processing, and third-party service integrations are all handled cleanly, with proper error states and offline fallbacks so the app remains usable even in poor network conditions.
Push notifications are one of the highest-ROI features in any mobile app — when implemented properly. We integrate Firebase Cloud Messaging or OneSignal for reliable cross-platform push delivery, with support for segmented notifications, scheduled messages, and deep linking so a notification tap takes the user directly to the relevant screen inside the app. We also set up in-app analytics so you can track engagement and iterate based on real user behavior.
Mobile users don’t always have reliable internet. We build apps with offline-first architecture where it matters — local data caching, background sync, and graceful degradation so users can continue working even without a connection. When connectivity returns, changes sync automatically without any action required from the user. This is especially important for field service apps, productivity tools, and e-commerce apps where connectivity can be inconsistent.
Getting rejected from the App Store or Play Store after months of development is a painful and avoidable experience. We handle the entire submission process — App Store Connect setup, Google Play Console configuration, compliance with platform guidelines, privacy policy requirements, app icon sets at every required resolution, screenshot preparation for all device sizes, and metadata optimization. We’ve submitted dozens of apps and know exactly what each store requires to approve on the first attempt.
Mobile platforms update constantly — iOS and Android both release major OS versions annually that can break existing functionality. We offer ongoing support retainers that cover OS compatibility updates, bug fixes, performance improvements, and new feature development. Many of our app clients keep us on retainer long-term so they have a team that already knows the codebase ready to respond when something needs attention.
At Webvio, we don’t just build mobile apps — we create smooth, scalable, and intuitive digital products that connect with users and drive real business results. Whether it’s Flutter or React Native, our solutions combine speed, performance, and pixel-perfect UI for maximum impact.
We work with both React Native and Flutter, which means we choose the right framework for your specific project rather than forcing everything into one tool. React Native is ideal for apps that need deep JavaScript ecosystem integration or share logic with a web codebase. Flutter is better suited for highly custom UIs and apps where pixel-perfect consistency across platforms is critical. You get the best choice for your app, not just what we're most comfortable with.
Cross-platform apps have a bad reputation for feeling sluggish or generic — but that reputation comes from poorly built apps, not the frameworks themselves. We use platform-specific UI patterns, native navigation libraries, and hardware-accelerated animations to ensure the app behaves exactly as users expect on each platform. An iOS user sees iOS interaction patterns. An Android user sees Material Design conventions. Neither feels like they're using a compromised experience.
Mobile screens range from compact iPhones to large Android tablets. Every layout we build is tested across the full range of screen sizes and orientations, with adaptive layouts that look intentional at every size rather than stretched or cramped. We also handle safe area insets, notch support, and Dynamic Island compatibility on newer iOS devices so nothing important gets hidden behind hardware elements.
We start every app project with a Figma prototype you can tap through on your actual phone before a single line of code is written. This catches UX problems early when they're cheap to fix, aligns your stakeholders around a concrete vision, and gives our developers a precise spec to build from. The underlying code architecture is designed for growth — adding new features later is straightforward, not a rewrite.
Most clients don't have experience navigating Apple and Google's submission processes — and they don't need to. We handle developer account setup, certificate management, compliance requirements, content rating questionnaires, privacy nutrition labels, screenshot production, and the submission itself. If a review is rejected, we respond to Apple or Google directly and resolve it. You stay focused on your business while we handle the technical paperwork.
We understand that launching a mobile app can feel overwhelming. Here are answers to the most common questions our clients ask.
No — with React Native or Flutter, we build a single codebase that runs on both platforms. This dramatically reduces development cost and timeline compared to building two separate native apps. The result performs and feels native on both iOS and Android. The only scenario where separate native apps make sense is if your app requires very deep OS-level integrations that cross-platform frameworks don't yet support — we'll tell you honestly if that applies to your project during the discovery call.
It depends on your project. React Native is generally better if your team already works in JavaScript, if you're sharing code with a web app, or if you need access to a large ecosystem of JavaScript libraries. Flutter is better for highly custom UIs, apps where visual consistency across platforms is critical, or projects that need excellent performance on lower-end Android devices. We assess your specific requirements and make a recommendation — there's no universal right answer.
Yes — we do both UI overhauls and full rebuilds. For UI overhauls, we redesign the interface in Figma, implement the new design, and modernize any outdated components without changing the underlying functionality. For full rebuilds, we audit your existing app, identify what to keep and what to replace, and build a clean new version that addresses the performance or UX issues in the original. We can migrate your existing user data and maintain backwards compatibility with your backend during the transition.
Yes — push notifications are included in every app we build. We integrate Firebase Cloud Messaging for reliable delivery on both iOS and Android, with support for rich notifications containing images, action buttons, and deep links. You can send notifications to all users, specific segments, or individual users based on their behavior or preferences. We also set up the notification permission flow to maximize opt-in rates, since how you ask for permission significantly impacts how many users allow it.
A straightforward app with core features typically takes 6–8 weeks from design to App Store submission. Apps with complex features like real-time functionality, payment processing, maps integration, or social features run 10–14 weeks. You receive a detailed project timeline broken down by phase before we start — design, development, testing, and submission are each clearly scoped with delivery dates attached. We hit our timelines because we scope conservatively rather than optimistically.
Yes — we handle the complete submission process for both stores. This includes developer account setup if you don't have one, certificate and provisioning profile management, compliance checks against current App Store and Play Store guidelines, privacy policy requirements, screenshot production for all required device sizes, metadata and keyword optimization for app store discoverability, and the submission itself. If either store requests changes or rejects the build, we handle the response and resolution.
Yes — 100% ownership from day one. You receive the complete source code, all design files, and every asset. The app is published under your developer account, not ours. There are no ongoing licensing fees, no dependency on us to keep it running, and no restrictions on working with other developers in the future. The codebase is documented and organized so any competent React Native or Flutter developer can pick it up and continue building without needing our involvement.