Mobile App Development for iOS and Android
We design and develop mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. Intuitive solutions downloadable from the stores for data usage and acquisition, tracking, in-app purchases, and IoT device management.
Are you losing customers or are your employees underperforming due to an unsatisfactory mobile experience? Mostrum Srl's mobile app development offers tailor-made solutions to engage your audience and optimize your digital presence.
Key Benefits:
- Customer Loyalty: Improve interaction and offer quick access to your services.
- Data Collection and Optimization: Discover user behavior to enhance experience, increase sales, or improve employee performance.
- Instant Sales with Fast Payments: Offer a convenient and secure shopping experience.
- Targeted Reach with Push Notifications: Communicate all the information you want in real-time.
With mobile app development, transform your business, offer exceptional user experiences, and accelerate your growth.
We develop hybrid mobile applications using modern and innovative frameworks, enabling us to guarantee the parallel development of both iOS and Android versions.
This allows us to reduce production costs and release times. What are you waiting for? Contact us for a personalized consultation.
We work with the best technologies:
Creating hybrid iOS and Android apps using the React Native framework, accessible, secure, and high-performance, compiled into native code.
Connecting with Internet of Things (IoT) devices to collect, manage data, and send commands for remote control.
Managing background tasks, such as data synchronization or periodic notifications.
Configuring and managing push notifications to engage users and provide updates.
Using libraries (e.g., Redux, MobX, Pinia, etc.) to manage the application's global state.
Writing automated tests to verify the correct functioning of features.
Implementing systems for error handling and log recording for monitoring and troubleshooting.
Optimizing application performance, reducing loading time, and improving responsiveness.
Using Git version control systems to manage source code.
Reviewing code to ensure quality, adherence to standards, and compliance with requirements before releasing new features.
Creating technical documentation for developers and application users.
FAQ
Mobile applications can be identified based on the OS they are installed on, the two main ones being iOS (Apple) and Android (Google). Each of the two operating systems is characterized by different architectures and languages.
This results in more complex development, as to create both applications (which mostly have the same functionalities), you risk having to write the code twice and require developers with different skills.
Hybrid development allows creating mobile applications installable on both operating systems starting from a single code base (e.g., typescript code using React Native). The result will be an application compiled to work with the native code of each OS.
We discussed this in our guide: https://mostrum.com/articoli/26/come-sviluppare-un-app-mobile-la-guida-completa
Absolutely, a Mobile application can use certain technologies to connect to a physical hardware device and exchange information (e.g., via BLE or WiFi).
Through the connection, it will be possible to access certain device characteristics and control it by sending custom commands.
Here are two examples of projects we have carried out:
We develop hybrid applications that are compiled into native applications. Using modern frameworks, we create a single code base: this allows us to develop two different apps (iOS and Android) in parallel.
A simple application may require only a few weeks, while more complex cases may take several months.
As with web apps, it depends on the requirements and technologies.
Simple applications can start from 4-5,000 euros and increase in the case of integrating complex functionalities (e.g., augmented reality, IoT, in-app payments).
It depends on the needs, objectives, and type of customers you want to reach.
Usually, a web application is always necessary for the back-end and synchronization, to which a web-based front-end is added for management (e.g., user access, monitoring, etc.).
The mobile app will then function by connecting to the same back-end, leveraging common parts (e.g., authentication protocols).
It's therefore possible to start with a responsive web app (functioning on mobile devices as well) and then add an iOS and Android mobile app.
Furthermore, simple mobile applications or MVPs can be created without a real back-end.
MFA (or 2FA), requiring the combination of multiple authentication factors:
- Something you know, like a password or PIN.
- Something you own, like a smartphone, hardware token, or smart card.
- Something you are, like a fingerprint, facial recognition, or voiceprint.
2FA complicates attacks by requiring the compromise of multiple elements, with the choice of the appropriate option depending on the context and audience.
The NIS 2 regulation mandates the use of this technology, read the article to learn more:
https://mostrum.com/articoli/27/direttiva-nis-2-e-cybersecurity-cosa-prevede-e-come-mettersi-in-regola
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