We design and build iOS and Android apps as a mobile app development agency in Mauritius, mostly with React Native and Expo, together with the web portal your staff use behind them. Our apps run boat-tour bookings with QR check-in at the jetty, daily flock logs for farmers, and a second-hand marketplace with MCB Juice payments.
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The framework affects how the app is built, maintained and extended over the years. Here is how we choose between them.
Our default choice, and the technology behind the apps we have shipped. With React Native and Expo we write one codebase for iOS and Android and share code with the web portal your team uses, which keeps the project simpler to build and maintain.
Google's framework draws its own interface with its own rendering engine, so screens look the same on iOS and Android. A good option when the app needs a very custom, animation-heavy interface.
A clear process with milestones, a fixed written quote, and testing on real devices at every stage.
We define the goals, the users and the first version of the app before any code is written, and choose the technology (React Native and Expo in most cases, Flutter where it fits) with you.
Screens designed around the tasks your users actually do, prototyped and reviewed with you before development begins.
One codebase for iOS and Android, a web or admin portal for your team, and a Firebase or Node.js backend. AI features can be added where they are useful to your users.
App Store and Google Play submission, then OS update compatibility, security patches and performance monitoring after launch.
Performance slips and battery drainage are common reasons users abandon mobile apps. We test each release to catch slow screens, memory problems and security gaps before your users do.
Real mobile projects for Mauritian businesses, in use or being released.
A booking and boarding platform we built for a Mauritian boat tour operator: customers book from a link, staff manage trips, boats and crew in the iOS and Android app, and passengers are checked in with a QR code, even offline at sea.
A farm-management app for a Mauritian animal-feed maker, being released on iOS and Android: daily flock logs checked against growth standards, early-warning alerts, and a portal for the company's technical and sales teams.
Booking & boarding app for Mauritian boat tour operators: iOS/Android staff app, web portal, QR check-in, crew scheduling, offline mode.
Read the case study →Farm-management app for a Mauritian animal-feed maker: daily flock logs against growth standards, early-warning alerts, admin portal for technical & sales teams.
Read the case study →Second-hand marketplace app for Mauritius & Rodrigues: listings, real-time chat, MCB Juice payments, buyer protection and seller wallet. Live on the App Store.
Read the case study →Most of the apps we ship are built with React Native and Expo: one codebase for iOS and Android, easy code sharing with a web portal, and a large ecosystem of modules. Flutter is a good option for apps with very custom, animation-heavy interfaces. We help you choose based on your app, your team and long-term maintenance.
As a typical estimate, a well-scoped first version (MVP) takes around 8–14 weeks, and a full-featured app with AI integrations around 16–28 weeks. The timeline is confirmed in your fixed written quote after the discovery phase, which keeps scope and delivery predictable.
Yes, our Maintenance & Support service covers OS updates, security patches, performance monitoring, and feature iterations. You can choose from monthly retainer plans or ad-hoc support.
Yes. Data can be stored on the phone and synced when the connection returns, using Firebase or a local database. The boat-tour app we built for a client, for example, checks passengers in with a QR code even with poor signal at sea.
Book a free strategy call. We'll scope your project, advise on the right technology, and follow up with a fixed written quote and a clear path to launch.