iOS and Android apps from one codebase. You tap a working build on your phone every sprint, from week 4.
Your app, on a phone, working
Type your brand, pick an app type, and tap inside the screen. This is week 4 of a real build with us.
One codebase
The same build ships to the App Store and Google Play.
Push notifications
Tap any action in the demo and watch one arrive.
Your Brand
Booking
Native feel
Smooth, fast, and at home on both platforms.
Yours from week 4
Working builds land on your phone every sprint.
Interactive demo of a sample app interface. Content is fictional and illustrative. Your app is designed around your own customers and workflow.
Most apps get deleted in a week. We design for the second open, the tenth, and the hundredth.
200+ in-house specialists
3 Offices
Store launch included
Builds, crash reports, and install numbers tracked in one shared dashboard.
Everything from the first sketch to the day your app is live in both stores.
The hard part is not launching an app, it is getting opened again next week. So we prototype before we build, test with real users before launch, and watch retention after. If a feature will not earn a second open, we say so before you pay for it.
Prototype before code
Real builds every sprint
Both stores handled
Owners stay with us for years. Here is why, in their words.
We needed a mobile app that made booking and follow-ups easier for patients. Elatre helped us plan the screens, user flow, notifications, and backend before development started. The app felt simple for users, and our team could manage appointment requests without depending on calls.
We wanted an app that supported repeat purchases, member offers, and product updates without making the experience complicated. Elatre helped us build the app around customer habits, not just features. Push notifications, product browsing, and account access became much easier for our customers to use.
Quick answers on platforms, timelines, costs, and what happens after launch.
It depends on screens, integrations, and platforms, so your free app plan includes budget ranges before you commit. One codebase for both stores keeps the cost well below two separate builds.
Usually yes for consumer apps, since you cannot pick your customers' phones. For internal team apps, one platform is often enough. We check your audience data and tell you.
Most apps take 13 to 14 weeks: design and prototype, build with working versions every sprint, beta with real users, then store launch. Small internal apps move faster.
Rejections happen, and they are normal. We build to both stores' guidelines from day one and handle the review process, fixes included, until the app is approved.
You own the code, accounts, and store listings. We offer month-to-month support for updates, crash fixes, and new features, but you are never locked in.