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iOS and Android app development for Portland-area businesses and remote clients, starting at $12,500 for a defined first release on one platform. We’ll map the experience, supporting services, and launch requirements together.

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Mobile application

A useful first release for iOS or Android, with a plan for what comes next.

From$12,500/ project

  • One platform and an agreed first-release scope
  • Mobile interface design and development
  • Agreed backend and service connections
  • Release preparation and handover

Additional platforms, substantial backend work, and ongoing releases are quoted separately. App store accounts and service fees belong to the client.

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All prices are in USD. Starting prices cover the scope listed; your written proposal confirms the final price, payment schedule, and any third-party costs before work begins.

Build a useful first release, understand what it takes to operate, and have a clear plan for the next version.

What goes into the work.

01

Product definition

Audience, core job, platform choice, release scope, success signals, and operational requirements.

02

Experience design

Flows and interfaces designed for mobile context, accessibility, attention, and clear feedback.

03

App development

iOS and Android implementation, service integration, testing, distribution, and release readiness.

04

Product ecosystem

A connected plan for the supporting website, acquisition, content, analytics, and ongoing releases.

Does this sound like your business?

  • The product solves a recurring need that belongs on a customer’s device.
  • A web product needs a strong mobile companion or native capability.
  • The existing app needs clearer positioning, experience, or technical direction.
  • The business is prepared to operate and improve the product after launch.

Know what happens next.

  1. 01

    Define

    Clarify why the app should exist, who returns to it, and what the first release must prove.

  2. 02

    Prototype

    Make the central flows tangible early and resolve product questions before they become expensive.

  3. 03

    Develop

    Build and test the application with its services, content, measurement, and release process.

  4. 04

    Operate

    Learn from real use, support the release, and prioritize improvements with evidence.

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