Mobile apps that pass review and keep shipping.
iOS and Android from one Flutter codebase — bilingual Arabic and English, built for enterprise, government, and consumer products across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the US.
How we treat this work.
Most mobile projects do not fail at the build. They fail at the second release — when the codebase has drifted, the store rejects a submission for something nobody documented, and shipping a small change takes three weeks.
We build on Flutter so iOS and Android stay one codebase, with automated tests and CI from the first week. Taskeen tracked pilgrims across Mina zones for the Hajj; Arabvesta ships on iOS, Android, and web from a single .NET backend and passed App Store review on first submission.
Arabic is not a translation pass at the end. RTL layout, Arabic typography, and bilingual content are designed in from the first screen, because retrofitting them into a finished app costs more than building them properly.
What actually lands.
One codebase, both stores
Flutter for iOS and Android, with native Swift or Kotlin where a platform capability genuinely requires it.
Bilingual Arabic and English
Full RTL layout, Arabic typography, and bilingual content designed in from the start — not bolted on before launch.
Store submission handled
App Store and Google Play listings, privacy declarations, review responses — we have put apps through first-time approval.
Weekly releases
CI, automated tests, and remote config so a change reaches users without waiting on a store review cycle.
A backend that belongs to you
.NET, Node, or Python APIs on Azure or AWS, documented and handed over — not a black box you have to keep paying us for.
Crash reporting and analytics
Crashlytics and platform monitoring wired in before launch, so the first production bug is something you see, not something a user tells you about.
The markets we ship into.
- Egypt — our largest delivery base, and where Sealife Connect and Fahem were built for Egyptian operators.
- Saudi Arabia — including government-adjacent work: Taskeen ran pilgrim tracking and housing logistics for the Hajj.
- UAE and the wider Gulf — bilingual consumer and B2B products for regional operators.
- United States — Arabvesta ships to a US audience from a MENA-based team.
Work we shipped with it.
Arabvesta
Community, experts, and offers for Arabs building a life in the U.S.
Taskeen
Pilgrim tracking and logistics for the Hajj at scale.
Sealife Connect
Egypt's first marketplace for boat owners, renters, and buyers.
What gets asked before signing.
- How much does it cost to build a mobile app?
- It depends on scope, and anyone quoting a number before understanding yours is guessing. What we can tell you early is the shape: which features are week-one versus phase-two, what the store review cycle adds, and where the integration risk sits. We scope in a paid discovery phase and give you a phased plan you can stop after any phase.
- How long does it take to launch?
- A focused first release is typically three to five months from kickoff, including store submission. The variables that move it most are payment or government integrations and how quickly decisions come back from your side. We release weekly during the build, so you are never waiting until the end to see it.
- Flutter or native — which should we choose?
- Flutter for most products: one codebase, one team, and feature parity across iOS and Android without doubling the cost. Native is the right call when the product lives on a platform capability — deep camera or sensor work, heavy background processing, or a widget-and-watch story. We will tell you which one you are, including when that answer costs us work.
- Do you build Arabic apps with right-to-left support?
- Yes, and it is the default rather than an option. Every product we ship is designed bilingually from the first screen — RTL layout, Arabic typography, mirrored iconography and navigation, and Arabic copy written rather than machine-translated. Retrofitting RTL into a finished app reliably costs more than building it in.
- Who owns the code?
- You do. The repository, the cloud account, the store listings, and the documentation are yours, and we hand them over whether the engagement continues or not. We would rather you stay because the work is good than because leaving is expensive.
- Web developmentWebsites and web platforms that load fast and read natively.
- Applied AIAI that moves a number, not a demo.
- Cloud & DevOpsInfrastructure you can hand to an on-call engineer.
- Product designDesign that survives contact with Arabic.
- Technical leadershipSenior judgement, for the phase that needs it.
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