WORKFLOX Services
iOS and Android. React Native and Flutter. On Time.
We build mobile applications that pass App Store review, perform on real devices, and scale as your user base grows. Every app we ship includes 60-day post-launch support.
The Challenge
Our Approach
Use Cases
Booking, delivery, and marketplace apps with real-time tracking, payments, and push notifications.
Internal mobile tools that replace paper processes and connect field teams to your backend systems.
Video, audio, and social features with feed algorithms, notifications, and user-generated content.
Tracking, milestone, and wellness apps with wearable integrations and personalised guidance.
Driver, courier, and service provider apps with live location, job queues, and payment splits.
Interactive learning, progress tracking, and subscription-based content delivery for mobile learners.
Our Process
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We map user journeys, create high-fidelity Figma designs, and build interactive prototypes for user testing.
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We write clean, unified code using React Native or Flutter, maximizing code sharing between iOS and Android.
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We connect device features (push notifications, GPS, biometrics) and hook up secure backend APIs.
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We test across 20+ physical device configurations to guarantee smooth animations and zero crash rates.
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We manage submissions to Apple App Store and Google Play Store, handling compliance and setting up analytics.
Technology
A typical mobile app development project here uses React Native, Flutter, Expo and Node.js. We confirm the final choices with you at scoping, based on the systems you already run and the constraints you have.
FAQ
Yes. We use React Native and Flutter to build a single codebase that compiles to native iOS and Android apps, reducing development cost by 40β60% versus separate native teams while maintaining near-native performance.
A focused MVP typically ranges from $3,800 to $8,100 depending on feature scope. Enterprise apps with AI, complex backends, and custom integrations range from $25,000 to $62,000+. We provide detailed fixed-price proposals after a free scoping call.
A focused MVP takes 6β10 weeks. A full-featured market-ready app typically takes 12β16 weeks. Timeline depends on feature complexity, backend integrations, and design requirements.
Yes. We manage the entire App Store and Google Play submission process including metadata, screenshots, privacy policy compliance, and App Review communication. Most of our apps are approved on first submission.
You do. We build entirely in your repository. When we deliver, you have full ownership and access to every line of code, every database, and every cloud resource.
The data model, integrations and interface are designed around your operation, the code is in your repository from the first commit, and we tell you at scoping when a template or white-label product would serve you better.
Yes. Single sign-on through your identity provider, MDM distribution, role hierarchies, audit logging and offline operation are designed in from the start, along with the sector rules that apply to you, such as HIPAA, SOC 2 or PDPL.
WORKFLOX builds high-performance, production-ready mobile applications for iOS and Android. As an established mobile app development company serving Dubai, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, and global markets, we deliver cross-platform apps that combine near-native speeds with rapid development cycles. Whether targeting the Apple App Store or Google Play, we handle the entire process from conceptualization to final deployment.
We use modern cross-platform frameworks like React Native and Flutter to build single-codebase solutions. This approach cuts development costs by up to 50% while ensuring a consistent user experience on both iOS and Android platforms. Our mobile team integrates advanced capabilities such as real-time tracking, biometrics, offline sync, payment gateways, and AI features directly into your application.
Deploying an app requires navigating strict guidelines. We handle App Store Connect and Google Play Console submissions end-to-end. We configure push notifications, setup deep linking, manage localized descriptions, and ensure full compliance with regional privacy regulations (like UAE PDPL) so your application passes review on the first attempt.
This decision is made badly more often than any other in mobile projects, usually because the agency has a house preference. Native Swift and Kotlin win where the app leans on device capability: heavy camera or sensor work, background location, offline-first field operations, tight performance budgets, or early access to new OS features. React Native and Flutter win where one codebase across both stores matters more than the last ten percent of performance, which covers most business applications, marketplaces and internal tools. The honest summary is that cross-platform saves roughly thirty to forty percent on a two-platform build and costs you flexibility at the edges. We recommend based on your feature list and tell you what you are giving up, rather than presenting one option. Our React Native vs Flutter comparison covers the cross-platform choice itself in more depth.
The app is the visible part of a considerably larger build, and underestimating the rest is why mobile projects overrun. A production release needs an authenticated backend with a real permissions model, push notification infrastructure, analytics and crash reporting, an admin interface for your team to manage content and users, offline behaviour and sync, deep linking, and a release pipeline that can ship a fix quickly. It also needs the unglamorous work: account deletion flows that app stores now require, privacy labels, consent handling, and accessibility. We scope all of it upfront rather than discovering it at week ten, and we build the admin interface as a first-class part of the product because a mobile app your team cannot operate without a developer is a permanent cost. Our accessibility guide for mobile apps covers one piece teams routinely leave until too late.
Mobile users lose connectivity, and how an app behaves in that moment separates a considered product from a wrapped website. We design explicitly for it: local persistence, an outbound queue for actions taken while offline, conflict resolution rules decided with you rather than guessed, and clear interface states so users know what has actually saved. For field operations, inspections, logistics, site surveys, offline-first is the requirement rather than an enhancement, and the data model has to be built for it from the start because retrofitting sync is close to a rewrite. On the backend we build on Node.js and managed cloud infrastructure, with regional hosting in AWS Middle East or Azure UAE North where data residency applies. Our DevOps and cloud team handles the deployment pipeline so releases are routine rather than events.
Store review is a real project risk and we treat it as part of delivery rather than something handed back to you. Apple rejects for reasons that are consistent but not obvious: missing account deletion, incomplete privacy disclosures, sign-in requirements on apps that do not need accounts, insufficient demo credentials for the reviewer. We prepare submissions against the current guidelines, supply reviewer accounts and notes, and handle rejections and resubmissions ourselves. We also set up the release pipeline properly: staged rollouts on Google Play so a bad build reaches a fraction of users rather than all of them, TestFlight distribution for your stakeholders, and crash monitoring wired in before launch rather than after the first incident. The first post-launch release is included, because the fixes that matter always surface in the first fortnight.
A focused single-platform app with a modest backend typically runs eight to twelve weeks. A cross-platform app with authentication, payments, admin interface and Arabic support generally runs twelve to eighteen weeks. Marketplace and multi-role products with complex permissions extend further. The variables that move the number most are the count of distinct user roles, payment and third-party integrations, offline requirements, and whether an existing system has to be integrated rather than replaced: not, generally, the number of screens, which is what most estimates are built from. We quote fixed price against a written scope so the number does not move unless the scope does. Full figures are on our packages page and broken down in our mobile app cost guide. If you are validating an idea before committing, our no-code MVP to mobile app workflow is a cheaper first step.
A custom app development company builds the product around how your business works rather than fitting your business into a template. In practice that means a data model designed for your roles and workflows, integrations with the systems you already run, an interface tested with your users before launch, and code that lives in your repository from the first commit. Template builders and white-label apps are cheaper for a standard use case, and we say so at scoping. Custom earns its cost when the workflow, the integrations or the scale are specific to you, which is the case for most of the products on this page. Our Dallas and Florida pages show how the same approach applies to US regional teams. In the Gulf, our mobile app development company in Abu Dhabi page covers UAE Pass, TAMM and local payment integrations.
Enterprise mobile app development adds requirements a consumer app never meets: single sign-on through the company identity provider, mobile device management and app distribution outside the public stores, role hierarchies that mirror the organisation, audit logging for regulated sectors, and offline operation for field staff on poor connections. We design these in from the data model rather than bolting them on before a security review, and we build to the sector rules that apply, HIPAA for health systems, SOC 2 expectations for financial back offices, PDPL for Gulf enterprises. The result is an app that passes the enterprise questionnaire the first time and is still maintainable three years later.
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