No fancy pitch, just a great app. From first idea to live in the stores.
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Your idea deserves an app that actually works. We build native and cross-platform apps for iOS and Android, from first sketch to live in the stores.
Web applications that automate and accelerate your business processes. From custom portals to middleware that connects your systems.
Have an idea but don't know where to start? We help you make the right choices, from technology and platform to planning and approach.
No surprises, just results. Here is what happens when you contact us.
Let's grab a coffee. Tell us about your idea and we'll explore the possibilities with you straight away.
We translate your idea into a technical plan: which technology fits, what the architecture looks like and what it costs.
Our designers build a clickable prototype. You see the app before a single line of code is written.
We build in short sprints and keep you updated weekly. You see progress, no surprises.
Publication in the App Store and Google Play. After going live we remain available for maintenance and further development.

Based in Rotterdam
Our office is at Westblaak 33 in Rotterdam. We are the trusted app developer for companies across the Netherlands: from startups to established organisations, for iOS and Android.
Remote collaboration is no exception for us. We work daily with clients in Amsterdam, Utrecht, The Hague and the rest of the Netherlands.
Can't find your question? Feel free to get in touch.
The cost of an app depends on the complexity, the platform (iOS, Android or both) and the desired features. A simple MVP starts from €10,000; a fully developed app with a backend, multiple user roles and integrations can easily reach €30,000–€60,000 or more.
A Flutter app for iOS and Android is cheaper than two separate native apps because a single codebase serves both platforms. Annual maintenance — OS updates, dependency upgrades and security patches — typically costs €2,000–€8,000. In a no-obligation introductory call we will give you a realistic estimate based on your specific requirements.
An average app project takes between three and six months, depending on scope. A simple app with a limited number of screens can go live in 2 to 3 months; a platform with multiple user roles, a backend and integrations takes 4 to 6 months.
We work in two-week sprints, so you always have a working version to review and can course-correct where needed. Publication in the App Store and Google Play adds one to two weeks for the Apple and Google review process.
Yes. We build native apps for iOS and Android, but also cross-platform apps with Flutter. Flutter lets us deliver a high-quality app for both platforms from a single codebase, saving time and money without compromising on quality.
We were among the first agencies in the Netherlands to work seriously with Flutter and have since published dozens of Flutter apps. For projects where platform-specific features or maximum performance are critical, we sometimes advise native development. In most cases, Flutter is the smartest and most cost-efficient choice.
Absolutely. Most of our clients come to us with an idea and no technical background. We guide you from start to finish: from concept and MVP scope to wireframes, design and final publication in the App Store and Google Play.
You never need to understand how the code works. Your knowledge of the problem the app needs to solve is what counts — the technical implementation is our job.
An app is never truly finished. Apple and Google release new versions of their operating systems every year, new devices come with new requirements and users discover features they are missing. After launch, we handle maintenance, updates and further development.
Each quarter we issue an advisory report with recommended work: OS updates, dependency upgrades, bug fixes and security patches. You decide which to commission — no fixed contract, no obligation.
Let's grab a coffee. Tell us about your idea and we'll give you our honest take on what's possible.
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