Build an Android App That Works Everywhere It Matters

The cost depends on product complexity, supported devices, user journeys, design depth, backend services, integrations, security, testing and support. A focused MVP costs less than a regulated or integration-heavy enterprise application. IDS Logic begins with discovery so the estimate reflects a prioritised scope, delivery assumptions and an agreed route to Google Play.

A focused MVP can often be delivered in a few months, while a larger product with complex integrations, regulated data, offline workflows or several user roles may take longer. The timeline is shaped by discovery, design validation, technical dependencies, stakeholder availability, device testing and Google Play readiness.

Yes. IDS Logic develops native Android applications using Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Android Studio and modern Jetpack libraries. The architecture and interface approach are selected according to the product, supported device range, accessibility needs, integration requirements and long-term maintenance plan.

Yes. We can assess an existing codebase, dependencies, architecture, performance, security, accessibility and release process. The resulting plan may include targeted remediation, staged Java-to-Kotlin migration, XML-to-Compose interface modernisation, dependency upgrades, test automation or a controlled rebuild.

Yes. We support signing and release configuration, Play Console setup, internal or closed testing, store listing preparation, Data safety information, policy-readiness checks, staged rollout and launch monitoring. Final legal, content, privacy and account approvals remain with the app owner.

We define a risk-based device and operating-system matrix covering relevant phones, tablets, foldables, screen sizes and hardware capabilities. Testing can combine physical devices, emulators, automated checks, Firebase Test Lab, accessibility reviews, performance profiling and real-world network conditions.

Security and privacy are considered during discovery, architecture, design, development and testing. Depending on the application, this can include data minimisation, secure authentication, encrypted communication and storage, Android Keystore use, least-privilege permissions, API protection, dependency review, logging controls and documented data flows.

Yes. IDS Logic can connect Android applications with CRMs, ERPs, ecommerce platforms, payment services, identity providers, content platforms, cloud services, connected devices and bespoke APIs. We define ownership, authentication, error handling, offline behaviour, observability and data contracts before integration work begins.

Yes. IDS Logic provides native Android and iOS development as well as cross-platform delivery using technologies such as Flutter and React Native. We recommend the approach that best fits the required experience, device capabilities, release roadmap, budget and internal operating model.

Ownership, licensing, third-party components, repositories, Google Play developer accounts, environments and handover responsibilities are defined in the proposal and contract. IDS Logic aims to make these responsibilities explicit before delivery begins so there is no ambiguity at handover.