Client work · Vehicle auctions
SazCars
A car-auction app connecting vehicle discovery with live bidding across Android and iOS.
Mobile App Development Company in Lucknow
Build a customer app or a tool your team uses at work. Cloudemy develops native Android apps with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, and Flutter apps for Android and iOS. We plan the design, backend connections and release around your product.
Why Mobile
When a mobile app fits the task
Start with how often people return, the work they do on a phone and the capabilities that matter to that journey. A website or web application may be sufficient for some products.
Returning customer journeys
Ordering, bidding, account access and service updates can give people a reason to return. We define the primary task and the information needed to complete it before choosing features.
Device requirements
Camera, location, files, notifications or specialist hardware may shape the app. We assess the required behaviour, permissions and supported devices, including where a browser-based approach could meet the need.
Work away from a desk
Employee and partner apps may need assigned tasks, approvals and access to existing records. If the work must continue offline, synchronization and conflict handling belong in the scope.
A connected product
An app may share accounts, products and orders with a website or an internal tool. We plan the APIs and administration work alongside the mobile screens, including what users see when a request fails.
Choose Your Platform
Choose the platform around your users
Native Android, shared Flutter delivery and native iOS suit different requirements. We review integrations, device behaviour and maintenance alongside the target audience.
Native Android
Kotlin · Jetpack ComposeKotlin and Jetpack Compose support an Android-specific implementation. This can suit products where Android APIs, background work or device behaviour shape the experience.
- Android-specific interface and device decisions
- Permissions and supported hardware assessed in scope
- Lifecycle and background behaviour considered
- Testing against the Android devices the product needs
An Android-focused customer or employee app with platform-specific requirements.
Android development details
Android & iOS
Flutter (Cross-Platform)
Dart · BLoC · RiverpodFlutter can support related Android and iOS experiences from shared application code. Platform-specific integrations, testing and store releases still need their own work.
- Shared features across Android and iOS
- Native integrations reviewed for each platform
- Language and right-to-left layout requirements planned
- Separate device testing and release preparation
Products that need related Android and iOS features; SazCars and WOW Fashions are examples.
Flutter development details
Native iOS
Swift · SwiftUI · UIKitOur iOS offer leads with Flutter. Native Swift and SwiftUI development is also available when platform-specific requirements call for it. The choice follows the product needs.
- Flutter-led iPhone and iPad delivery
- Native implementation assessed where required
- Signing, permissions and release-account responsibilities
- Device testing and App Store submission preparation
An iOS product whose integrations and interface requirements have been reviewed.
iOS development details
What We Build
Mobile products for customers and teams
The scope differs by workflow. These are product types we can discuss; the linked examples show specific work rather than an identical implementation for every industry.
Shopping and commerce
Product choices, accounts, orders and checkout need a coherent customer journey. WOW Fashions connects a Flutter shopping experience with its web storefront and backend.
WOW Fashions ↗Recharge and bill payments
BillNest is a native Kotlin and Compose Android app for recharge, bill payments, AEPS and BBPS, with a .NET backend. Provider access and transaction requirements need to be defined for each engagement.
BillNest ↗Auctions and live participation
SazCars brings vehicle discovery and auction participation to Android and iOS through Flutter. Live-state handling and the user’s next action need to be planned together.
SazCars ↗Creator and device tools
Cloudemy Studio is an Android screen-recording product built with Kotlin and Compose. Device permissions and recording behaviour shape this kind of application.
Cloudemy Studio ↗Employee and business workflows
Assigned work, records and approvals may involve several staff roles. DKM Online illustrates employee workflows; the scope can also include the APIs and administration tools behind an application.
Custom buildsProducts for business customers
A business-facing app may need organization accounts, permissions and reporting. We assess those requirements and any subscription or external-system connections before estimating the first release.
On request
Selected work
Two different mobile experiences
An auction journey and an Android creator tool involve different interface and device decisions. Explore the product scope behind each.
In-house product · Recording & creation
Cloudemy Studio
A recording app for educators and creators, built with native Android tools and an ongoing product lifecycle.
How We Build
From product brief to a supported release
Each stage has a purpose and review point. The proposal identifies the included deliverables, dependencies and responsibilities for your product.
01
Discovery
Users, roles, main journey, platforms, integrations and first-release scope.
02
Design
Flows, screen layouts, interface states and a prototype for review.
03
Development
Mobile features, APIs and administration work, with agreed review builds.
04
Verification
Critical journeys, permissions, unsuccessful requests and target-device testing.
05
Store preparation
Developer accounts, listing material, signing and submission responsibilities.
06
Release & support
Release access, handover information and the agreed maintenance scope.
Before development starts, agree who owns the repository, store and hosting accounts. A complete scope also identifies backend and administrator tools, content and translations, paid-provider charges, acceptance criteria and how later changes are approved. Use our project questions to prepare for that discussion.
FAQ
App development questions answered
The estimate depends on the user journeys, platforms, backend work, integrations and testing. Ask whether administration tools, migration, release preparation and external charges are included. Our app development cost guide explains illustrative planning ranges; a project quote follows a review of your requirements.
The plan covers design, mobile and backend development, testing and release preparation. We identify review points and external dependencies before agreeing a schedule. A focused first release can be planned separately from later features. Store review and provider onboarding are separate dependencies rather than guaranteed dates.
Review the actual audience, device requirements and returning task. Native Android can suit Android-specific needs; Flutter can support related Android and iOS versions. Native iOS is an option where the requirements justify it. We also consider whether a website or web application would meet the first need.
A native app is implemented for one platform, such as Kotlin for Android or Swift for iOS. Flutter shares application code across platforms while still requiring platform-specific integration and testing where needed. The best fit depends on features, device behaviour and long-term maintenance. SazCars and WOW Fashions use Flutter; BillNest is native Android.
Store preparation can be included in the scope, with account ownership, listing assets, privacy information, signing and submission responsibilities agreed with your business. For an existing app, we review the source, build setup, dependencies and release access before estimating changes. Store approval is subject to the platform’s review.
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Discuss your project
What are you planning to build?
Tell us about the people who will use it, the work it needs to do and any systems it should connect to. We’ll discuss the scope, dependencies and next steps with you.