What we build
- Android and iOS apps, native or cross-platform depending on your needs.
- Apps connected to your back-end, payments and messaging.
- Internal staff apps and customer-facing apps.
Choosing native or cross-platform
Cross-platform builds reach both platforms from a single codebase and are often the right start. Native builds suit apps that need the deepest device features. We recommend based on your goals and budget.
From idea to store
- Scope and prototype.
- Design and build in short cycles.
- Testing on real devices.
- Store submission and launch.
- Support and improvement.
Native or cross-platform at a glance
| Cross-platform | Native | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Android and iOS from one codebase | Built separately for each platform |
| Speed and economy | Usually faster and more economical | Typically more effort |
| Best for | Most business and institutional apps | Apps needing the deepest device features |
Built for real users
The Titus Campus app lets a teacher photograph a question paper and enter marks without a laptop. Apps succeed when someone in a hurry can finish the task in a few taps, and that is the standard we apply to client apps. See the school app for parents as an example.
A Bengaluru team you can meet
We are in Jayanagar, Bengaluru, and work with clients across India and overseas. Pair the app with a custom back end or a website, or talk to us about your idea.
Frequently asked questions
Which is better: native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform is usually faster and more economical when you need both Android and iOS. Native is preferable when you need advanced device capabilities. We advise based on your requirements.
Do you help publish the app to the stores?
Yes. We guide you through account setup and submission to the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.