Android App Development

Development costs largely depend on the app’s complexity. The more complex an app, the longer it will take to finish, and therefore more expensive to fund. Likewise, a simple app will be more affordable to develop. If you need a ballpark estimate, submit an inquiry describing the project you want to create, and we’ll give you a quote.

There is no definite answer to this because the duration will depend on the app’s complexity, scope and scale of its features, and number of reviews and revisions during development. In order to give you an idea, it’s possible to complete one in under six months if it has a simple structure and the design elements are already more or less locked in. On the other hand, it can take a year or longer to design, code, and publish large-scale apps with complex features, architecture, and aesthetics.

Our developers use Java, JavaScript, Kotlin, and C#. We can also use programming languages for cross-platform development and frameworks for native Android and cross-platform app development.

Yes, you can. There are many ways to do this, like offering in-app purchases, creating a paid version of your app (which should have more advanced features than the free version), hosting advertisements, and more. Ideally, your monetization strategy should align with your app’s purpose, target market, and long-term goals.

It usually takes up to 48 hours for an app to go live on the Play Store. Apps must undergo review before they appear in the store. Some apps take only a couple of hours, while others take two days to get approved. It usually depends on the app’s complexity and how thoroughly Google checks it.

Yes, we do. Continuing app monitoring is part of our Android app development services, so you don’t have to worry about being left high and dry if first users report bugs and other issues after installing your app.

Android is the most dominant operating system for mobile devices worldwide. It comes second in the United States with a market share of over 40% or more than 144 million users. A native Android app will help promote your business and make your products and services more accessible to this huge population of Android users.

An API level indicates what version/s of the Android OS your app is compatible with. Each new Android OS version introduces new features, enhancements, and changes to the system. If an app is optimized for a recent version of the Android OS, it won’t be compatible with devices that run on older devices with older versions of the OS. Since August 31, 2023, Google requires all new apps to target Android 13 (Android API Level 33) or higher. Moreover, all existing apps must be updated and optimized for Android 11 (API Level 31) or higher to remain available on Google Play Store.

When developers create Android apps, they can use the Android Native Development Kit (NDK) to include native code written in C or C++. This helps improve performance for tasks like rendering graphics or complex calculations. Coding with Android NDK can be faster than using Java or Kotlin.

Fragments in app development are building blocks that developers use to create different parts of an app’s appearance and behavior. They help make apps look good and work well on different screen sizes and devices. For example, an app in portrait mode will look and work slightly differently from its landscape mode. By dividing the app into smaller “fragments,” it’s easier to program them to change their layout and adapt as needed.