We build mobile applications across platforms, industries, and complexity levels - from product strategy and UX design to development, QA, and deployment.
Native Swift and Objective-C development for iPhone and iPad. Optimised for performance, App Store guidelines, and Apple's design standards.
→ Delivers a polished native experience Apple users expect
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Native Kotlin and Java development for phones, tablets, and enterprise Android devices across the full range of screen sizes and OS versions.
→ Covers the full Android device ecosystem reliably
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React Native and Flutter development for teams that need a single codebase to ship on both iOS and Android without sacrificing feel or performance.
→ Ships faster with one codebase and lower maintenance cost
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Extend your SaaS product to mobile with feature-complete apps that sync with your web platform, support offline use, and handle complex authentication flows.
→ Extends your product to mobile-first users
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Integrate LLMs, computer vision, voice recognition, or recommendation engines directly into your app - on-device or via API, depending on your latency and privacy needs.
→ Adds intelligent features users actually notice
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Secure, scalable apps for internal teams - field workforce tools, approval workflows, inventory systems, and enterprise resource apps with SSO and MDM support.
→ Gives field teams real-time access to core systems
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There are a lot of mobile development shops. Here's what actually separates the ones that deliver from the ones that don't - and where Toadster sits.
Before writing code, we ask about your business model, your users, your revenue goals, and your technical constraints. Most problems that surface during development are actually product strategy problems that weren't caught early enough. We catch them early.
We don't tell you what you want to hear. If a feature will take three weeks, we say three weeks. If your MVP scope is too large to ship in your budget, we'll say that too - and help you prioritise intelligently.
The frameworks, architectures, and infrastructure choices we make are designed to still make sense two years from now. We avoid trendy stacks for their own sake and build systems your future dev team can actually work in.
Weekly progress updates, a shared project board, and a dedicated point of contact throughout the engagement. You always know where your project stands - without having to chase us.
The work doesn't stop at App Store approval. We offer post-launch support, monitoring, performance tuning, and iterative feature development. Your app is a product, not a project.
Secure by default - not as an afterthought. We implement data encryption, certificate pinning, secure token storage, and compliance-ready architecture from the first sprint.
A typical project runs 8 to 16 weeks for a full product. MVPs can ship in 4 to 8 weeks depending on scope. Here's how we structure the work.
We start by understanding your business context, user personas, competitive landscape, and success metrics. We map out the full app scope, define the MVP, and create a realistic project plan with milestones.
Our designers create wireframes and interactive prototypes that you can test with real users before development begins. We validate navigation, content hierarchy, and key user journeys.
High-fidelity screens built to your brand identity, with a component library your development team can implement efficiently. Covers all states - empty, loading, error, and success.
Front-end and back-end development in parallel sprints, with weekly demos so you can see progress and give feedback. We integrate third-party services, build APIs, and handle platform-specific requirements throughout.
We test across real iOS and Android devices, simulate poor network conditions, check accessibility compliance, and stress test under load. Performance profiling and crash testing are standard.
We handle App Store and Google Play submissions, release notes, and metadata. After launch, we monitor for crashes, track performance metrics, and help you plan the next iteration.
We don't push a single stack. We recommend the technology that fits your product goals, team, and budget.
Swift, SwiftUI, and Objective-C for performance-critical iOS apps with deep platform integration and App Store-ready delivery.
Kotlin, Java, and Jetpack Compose for apps that need to perform well across the full Android device and OS landscape.
React Native, Flutter, and Expo when you need one codebase, faster delivery, and native-quality performance for most business apps.
Node.js, Python, and Go backends with REST, GraphQL, and WebSockets - the server infrastructure your mobile app depends on.
AWS, GCP, and Azure with CI/CD pipelines, containerisation, and auto-scaling for reliable mobile backend infrastructure.
OpenAI, Gemini, Claude, TensorFlow Lite, and Core ML for intelligent features - on-device or via API depending on latency and privacy needs.
A well-built mobile app isn't just a digital product - it's a channel for revenue, retention, and operational efficiency.
Mobile apps with push notifications, personalised experiences, and offline functionality keep users engaged far longer than mobile web. Retention rates for app users consistently outperform browser-based equivalents.
In-app purchases, subscription tiers, premium features, and mobile-exclusive offers all become possible once you control the native experience.
Enterprise and internal apps eliminate manual processes, reduce data entry errors, and give field teams real-time access to systems they previously had to wait until desktop hours for.
Biometric login, intelligent notifications, offline mode, and platform-native interactions add up to an experience your customers actually prefer - and come back to.
Automating workflows through mobile - approval processes, reporting, inventory management, field service - reduces reliance on manual coordination and paper-based systems.
In markets where your competitors are still sending users to mobile-optimised websites, a polished native app is a meaningful differentiator that signals investment and seriousness.
Tell us what you need and we'll get back to you within one business day. No hard sell, no generic pitch deck - just a focused conversation about your project.
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Everything you need to know.
A well-built MVP typically costs between $25,000 and $80,000 USD depending on complexity, platform choice (iOS, Android, or both), and whether you need a custom backend. A full-featured consumer or enterprise app with multiple integrations is usually $80,000 to $250,000+. We'll give you a detailed estimate after a scoping conversation - we don't publish fixed price lists because every project is genuinely different.
A focused MVP with clear scope takes 4 to 8 weeks. A complete product with custom design, backend, third-party integrations, and thorough QA typically runs 12 to 20 weeks. Timeline depends heavily on how quickly decisions get made and how stable the requirements are.
Cross-platform (React Native or Flutter) is the right choice for most startups and SMEs - you get a single codebase, faster delivery, and lower maintenance cost, with performance that's good enough for most use cases. Native is worth the extra cost when you're building something that pushes hardware limits, needs deep OS integration, or has very high performance requirements. We'll recommend the right approach based on your specific product.
We handle the full stack. Our backend engineers build and maintain the APIs, databases, authentication systems, and cloud infrastructure your app runs on. You don't need a separate vendor for server-side work.
We offer post-launch support packages that include crash monitoring, OS compatibility updates, performance improvements, and iterative feature development. App Store and Play Store policies change regularly, and operating systems update twice a year - your app needs ongoing care to stay stable and compliant.
Both. We've helped first-time founders ship their MVP and we've built enterprise apps for teams with thousands of daily users. The engagement model and scope change, but the quality of work doesn't.
We've built mobile apps across fintech, healthcare, logistics and field services, retail and e-commerce, EdTech, SaaS, real estate, and enterprise internal tools. We're not industry-locked - what matters more is the type of problem you're solving.
At minimum: a description of what the app should do, who will use it, and what success looks like for you. If you have wireframes, a competitor example, or a technical specification, even better - but not required. We can work from a napkin sketch and turn it into a structured scope.
