AuraTech designs and builds native and cross-platform mobile apps end-to-end — from architecture and UI to App Store submission and the backend they run on.
Native & Cross-Platform
iOS & Android
Full Lifecycle Support
Native and cross-platform mobile apps — backed by the same team that builds and supports your backend infrastructure.
AuraTech's mobile app development team handles the full lifecycle: architecture, UI/UX, native and cross-platform builds, API and backend integration, and deployment. Because we also manage servers, networking, and enterprise systems in-house, your app doesn't just launch — it stays supported.
Projects Delivered
Enterprise Clients
Team Members
Years of Experience
Native Android apps built with Kotlin and Java, tested on real devices before every release.
Native iOS apps built to Apple's guidelines, from planning through App Store submission and beyond.
Cross-platform apps with Flutter and React Native — one codebase, native performance on iOS and Android.
Interfaces designed around how people actually use your product, not just how it looks in a mockup.
Real-device testing, App Store and Play Store submission, and the fixes that come after launch — not just the build.
Flutter, Firebase, Mobile Commerce
Flutter, Supabase, Role-Based Access
We build the app and the backend it talks to — so performance, uptime, and support are one team's responsibility, not three.
Android, iOS, and Flutter/React Native builds — we pick the right stack for your app instead of forcing one.
The same team that builds your app also manages the servers, networking, and uptime it depends on.
App updates, backend maintenance, and IT support don't stop once you ship.
We start with your requirements and platform choices, design the UI/UX, build and test the app, and handle the App Store / Play Store submission. Once it's live, we keep maintaining it — updates, backend changes, and bug fixes included.
Both — we pick based on what the project actually needs. Native for iOS and Android when performance matters most, Flutter or React Native when one codebase across both platforms makes more sense.
Yes. Testing, App Store and Play Store submission, and the fixes that come after launch are part of the process, not a separate ask.
Yes — that's the difference. We handle the app and the backend/infrastructure it runs on, so performance and uptime are one team's responsibility, not split across vendors.
We keep maintaining it — updates, backend changes, and bug fixes included. Most agencies stop at launch; we don't.
Reach out through the Contact page with your platform choices and requirements, and we'll follow up to talk through scope and timeline.
