Plan mobile applications around real user journeys
Aranv provides mobile app development services for business and customer-facing experiences. Explore iOS, Android, and cross-platform delivery around your users, required device features, integrations, and release priorities.
Begin with the tasks people need to complete in the app, including sign-in, offline requirements, notifications, and connections to existing business systems. Identify the smallest useful release and define how the team will test it on representative devices and user journeys.
An AI feature should solve a specific task inside the app, such as preparing a draft or helping users find approved information. Review LLM integration services and RAG knowledge search alongside response time, access rules, evaluation, and fallback behavior.
Customers now expect apps that are fast, private and personal: quick sign-in with passkeys or biometrics, notifications that matter, offline access where it counts, and AI features that save them time. We build for those expectations while keeping cost, security and long-term maintenance in view.
Apps we build
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Enterprise apps
Field, sales and operations apps that put live inventory, orders and customer data in your team’s hands, connected to the ERP, CRM and other systems you already use.
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Business apps
Apps that replace paper, spreadsheets and manual steps, such as approvals, bookings, inspections and service requests, built around how your business actually works.
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Consumer apps
Customer-facing apps for shopping, bookings, loyalty and self-service, with secure accounts, payments and notifications that bring people back.
iOS App Development
We build native iPhone and iPad apps in Swift and SwiftUI, from first prototype through App Store review. Typical work includes secure sign-in with Face ID or passkeys, push notifications, in-app purchases, on-device machine learning, and integrations with your business systems. We test on real devices, share beta builds through TestFlight and handle the App Store submission with your developer account.
What we do
- iPhone apps
- iPad apps
- On-device AI with Core ML and ML Kit
- Apple TV apps
- Siri and App Intents integration
- AR experiences with ARKit
- Testing and TestFlight betas
Android App Development
We build Android apps in Kotlin for phones, tablets and other Android devices, and publish them on Google Play. Typical work includes Firebase for sign-in, analytics and notifications, offline sync, payments, on-device AI features, and integrations with your business systems. We test across a range of devices and screen sizes, because Android hardware varies widely.
What we do
- Android phone apps
- Android TV apps
- Kotlin and Jetpack Compose apps
- Android tablet apps
- Firebase integration
- Chromebook apps
- Chat and voice features
Choosing how to build your app
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Cross-platform apps
One codebase for iOS and Android. A good fit when both platforms need the same features and you want lower build and maintenance effort.
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Progressive web apps
App-like experiences that run in the browser, can be installed on a home screen and work offline. A practical option when you need reach without app store distribution.
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Hybrid apps
Web technology inside a native app shell. Useful for content-heavy apps or for reusing an existing web app on mobile.
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Ionic apps
Cross-platform apps built with Ionic and Angular, a good fit for teams that already use Angular on the web.
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React Native
Native iOS and Android apps from one JavaScript codebase, sharing logic with React web apps where it helps.
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Cloud-connected apps
Apps backed by secure cloud APIs and databases, so data stays in sync across devices and your team can update content without a new release.
Planning a new app or fixing an existing one?
Start with a short discovery. We review who the app is for, the journeys it must support, the systems it connects to and what a first release should include, then give you a scoped plan before any build starts.
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Discovery and app strategy
We agree the users, goals and must-have journeys with your stakeholders, choose native or cross-platform, and plan integrations, data and security. You get a release plan with priorities you can act on.
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UX/UI design
We design the key screens as a clickable prototype and test it with real users before development, including accessibility, so the app is easy for everyone to use.
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Development and integration
We build in short iterations with regular demos, connect the app to your APIs and business systems, and add analytics so you can see how people use it.
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Testing, release and support
We combine automated and manual testing on real devices, prepare store listings and privacy details, submit to the App Store and Google Play, and support updates, OS releases and new features after launch.
Why us
Business-first planning
One team for every platform
Designers, iOS, Android and cross-platform developers and testers work as one team, so platforms stay consistent and decisions are made once.
Code you own
You own the source code, store accounts and data. We document the app and its integrations so your team or another partner can maintain it.
Short, visible iterations
Work is planned in short sprints with demos, so you see progress early and can change priorities before they become expensive.
App Store and Google Play release
We prepare builds, screenshots, privacy details and review submissions for both stores, and work through review feedback with you.
Support after launch
We keep apps working through new iOS and Android releases, fix issues, watch crash and performance reports, and add features as your needs change.
Have an app idea, or an app that needs work? Let’s talk about your first release.
Mobile App Development FAQs
Should we choose native or cross-platform development?
Compare device features, user experience, existing code, team skills, integrations, and maintenance expectations. A representative prototype can help test the most important assumptions before deciding on the wider implementation.
What belongs in the first mobile release?
Prioritize the smallest set of journeys that solves a real user problem. Include the access, error handling, testing, analytics, and support arrangements needed for those journeys to work reliably.
How should AI features in a mobile app be evaluated?
Define expected inputs and outputs, then test representative and difficult examples. Review response time, data access, usage costs, and what the user sees when the system cannot provide a suitable answer.
What affects the cost of a mobile app?
The main drivers are the number of screens and user roles, integrations with systems such as your CRM, ERP or payments, offline needs, and whether you need an admin panel. A short discovery turns these into a scoped estimate before development starts.
Who owns the app and the code?
You do. Apps are published under your own App Store and Google Play developer accounts, and the source code and data belong to your business.
Can you take over or modernize an existing app?
Yes. We start with a code and architecture review, fix the most urgent stability and security issues, then plan updates such as new features or a move to cross-platform.
Get in Touch
Cary, NC 27513
Canton, MI 48187