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// mobile apps · peru

Mobile App Development in Peru

Apps for iOS and Android with their backend — built to perform and to scale.

We build mobile apps for iOS and Android with the right technology for your case: native in Swift and Kotlin when performance is critical, or cross-platform with Flutter or React Native from a single codebase when you want to reach both stores faster.

An app is rarely just the app: we also design the backend, the APIs and the integrations that make it genuinely useful.

// what we do

What the service includes.

  • Native or cross-platform

    Swift/Kotlin for maximum performance; Flutter/React Native for a single codebase across iOS and Android. They compile to native — they’re not web hybrids.

  • Backend and APIs included

    The app, its server and its integrations (payments, notifications, your systems) as one coherent system.

  • Crafted experience

    UX designed for real-world use, not templates. Every screen is designed and polished.

  • Publishing and updates

    We support you through publishing on the App Store and Google Play, and through the update cycle.

stack:
  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Node.js
  • AWS

// how we work

From the first meeting to production.

  1. 01

    Discovery and platform decision

    We define what the app does, for whom, and what it leans on. Native or cross-platform gets decided here, and not by preference: it depends on how much you rely on device hardware and whether you need both stores at once.

  2. 02

    Screen and flow design

    We prototype the whole journey before writing code. Moving a screen in the design is far cheaper than rewriting it, and it avoids the app that technically works but nobody understands.

  3. 03

    Building app and backend

    The app and its server move together, in sprints with a demo every two weeks. What makes an app useful almost always lives on the server side, so we do not treat it as an annex.

  4. 04

    Testing on real devices

    An emulator is not enough. We test on phones across price tiers, on bad networks and on low battery — which is how your people will actually use it.

  5. 05

    Publishing and updates

    We support you through the App Store and Google Play, including the reviews that reject the first submission. Then the update cycle whenever iOS or Android change the rules.

When you do not need an app

If your case is solved by a website that works well on mobile, do not build an app: you save two stores, two review cycles and the work of getting people to install it. If you will not have budget to update it, do not either — an abandoned app ages badly in the store and ends up hurting the brand more than it helps. And if the reason is that a competitor has one, that is not a reason. We say so before quoting.

  • Senior engineering

    Whoever designs your system writes it. No juniors learning at your expense.

  • The code is 100% yours

    We hand over the repository and the documentation. No lock-in.

  • Honesty

    We tell you where it’s not worth spending — even if that’s hiring us.

// real cases

Systems we’ve already built.

Want to go deeper? How much does custom software (and app) development cost in Peru?.

// frequently asked questions

What people usually ask us.

How long does it take to build an app?

A tightly scoped app is usually in the stores in 3 to 5 months, including Apple’s and Google’s reviews. A platform with several modules and integrations takes longer. Store review times are not up to us and are worth counting from the start.

Do I need my own developer accounts?

Yes, and they should be yours. The App Store Connect and Google Play accounts should be in your company’s name: that is what guarantees the app stays yours whatever happens with the supplier. We help you set them up.

What happens when iOS or Android change versions?

Every year brings changes that can break things or require adjustments to keep publishing. That is why an app is not a project you close: it needs a maintenance budget, even a small one.

Does the app work offline?

It can, if it is designed that way from the start. Storing data on the device and syncing later is an architectural decision, not a later add-on — and it costs more if requested halfway through.

Should I go native or cross-platform?

It depends. If you need maximum performance or very device-specific features, go native (Swift/Kotlin). If you want to reach iOS and Android faster with a single codebase, Flutter or React Native — which compile to native and are not web hybrid apps.

How much does it cost to develop an app in Peru?

A functional app usually starts at S/ 15,000, and a platform with several modules and integrations can run from S/ 40,000 to 150,000+ depending on scope. The cost depends mostly on the screens, the logic and the integrations.

Do you publish the app to the stores?

Yes, we support you through the entire publishing process on the App Store and Google Play.

Is the backend included?

Yes. We build the app together with its backend, APIs and integrations — usually what makes an app useful lives on the server side.

Let’s talk about your project.

You talk with the engineer who’d design your system, not a salesperson. No strings attached.