Cross-platform (React Native)
One codebase for iOS and Android when the app is mostly screens, data and forms — most business apps. Faster to build, cheaper to maintain, one team.
Cross-platform development →Mobile apps in Amman, Jordan
iOS, Android and cross-platform apps built around how your users actually work — shipped, adopted, and maintained, not just demoed.
A mobile app lives or dies on adoption. The teams that stop using an app usually stopped because it didn't match how the work is really done. We spend the early time on your workflow and your users' real conditions — the network, the device, the moment they open the app — before design starts.
Brands in Jordan and the Gulf we build for
The work
Scoped to the job the app has to do first. A focused v1 that people use beats a broad one that sits unopened.
One codebase for iOS and Android when the app is mostly screens, data and forms — most business apps. Faster to build, cheaper to maintain, one team.
Cross-platform development →Fully native when the app leans hard on the camera, sensors, background processing or platform features — we recommend it only when it earns its cost.
iOS development →Flows designed for the moment the app is actually opened — one-handed, on the move, sometimes in poor signal. Arabic and English, RTL-correct.
App UI/UX design →The API, auth, notifications and admin the app needs — built on Laravel, on infrastructure in your accounts, with offline handling where the job requires it.
App Store and Play Store submission under your developer accounts, plus OS-update maintenance so the app keeps working as iOS and Android move.
App maintenance →Process
Discovery-led and incremental — you use builds on real devices early, and steer with them.
Who uses the app, in what conditions, and every scenario and state it must handle. Output: a spec, screen flows, and a phased proposal.
Clickable flows for both languages you can put in front of real users before a line of app code is written.
Regular builds to your phones via TestFlight and Play internal testing, so the app is tested in the conditions it'll actually run in.
Store submission under your accounts, a launch checklist, then OS-update maintenance and iteration on real usage under an agreement.
A real result
Tatra dispatches technicians to client sites for facility repairs and servicing across Riyadh. Dispatch and job status ran on phone calls; office staff chased updates all day and the field team had already abandoned one earlier system.
We built a technician app and a customer app in React Native, backed by a web portal — three parts, one platform, in four months. The work that mattered was mapping every job state and field exception with Tatra's operations team first. This time the field team adopted it.
Full case study: Field Service Platform for Tatra →Selected work
Comparison
| Category | Generic app shop | Digital Box |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | A feature list, straight to build | Users and conditions mapped first |
| Platform choice | Whatever they build in | Cross-platform unless native earns its cost |
| Testing | On a simulator, on fast wifi | On real devices in real conditions |
| Store accounts | Published under their account | Published under yours |
| Adoption | Not their problem after handover | Designed in from discovery |
| OS updates | App breaks on the next iOS release | Maintenance keeps it working |
| Ownership | Their repo and backend | Your repo, backend and accounts |
| Pricing | One number, guessed up front | Phased against a real spec |
Investment
Priced per phase against a real spec, and honest about where cross-platform saves you money.
A short paid discovery produces the spec and screen flows. It's the cheapest way to know what v1 actually costs.
For most business apps, cross-platform means one team and roughly one build cost for iOS and Android — not two.
A mobile app needs OS-update work every year. We quote that as a small ongoing line, not a surprise a year in.
You own the repository, the backend and the store accounts. Milestone payments track delivery, not hours.
Coverage
Based in Amman, working with clients across Jordan and the Gulf. Discovery works best with the field or floor team in the room — on-site or on video.
FAQ
It depends on the workflow and how much the app relies on device features. A short paid discovery produces a spec, then we quote v1 against it — no number before the problem is understood.
Cross-platform (React Native) for most business apps — screens, data, forms, notifications. Fully native when the app leans hard on the camera, sensors or heavy background work. We recommend native only when it earns its cost.
Yours. We set up your Apple Developer and Google Play accounts if you don't have them, and publish under your organisation so you keep control of the listings.
Yes — build, metadata, screenshots, and the review back-and-forth for both stores, in both languages.
A mobile app needs maintenance to keep working as the platforms move. We quote that as a small ongoing line so it's planned, not a surprise.
You have it throughout — the repository, the backend and the accounts are yours. Handover to your own team is part of the process.
We design for adoption from discovery, test on real devices in real conditions, publish under your accounts, and plan maintenance instead of leaving it to break.
Next step
Tell us who it's for and what job it does. We'll come back with questions and a scoped, phased approach.
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