Mobile App Development in Egypt

It depends on scope more than on the platform. The main drivers are the number of distinct flows, whether you need a new backend or already have one, payment and third-party integrations, Arabic and English support, and how much admin tooling your team needs. We scope the first release tightly and give you a quote after that, so the price reflects your product rather than a package.

Timelines follow scope. An app that sits on top of an existing API moves faster than one that needs its backend built too. Integrations, the number of user roles, and how quickly decisions are made all play a part. Store review adds time at the end, and Apple can ask for changes. We share a realistic plan once the core flows are agreed.

React Native lets one team ship iOS and Android from a single codebase, so features arrive on both together and maintenance costs less. It suits most business apps: commerce, bookings, memberships, content and internal tools. If your product depends on heavy graphics or very specific device features, we will tell you honestly whether fully native code makes more sense.

Yes. We design and build for Arabic and English from the start, with mirrored right-to-left layouts, correct number and date formats, and text that reads properly when Arabic and English mix. Users can switch language inside the app, and the store listings can be prepared in both languages too.

You do. The apps are published under your own Apple Developer and Google Play accounts, the code lives in your repository, and the backend runs on infrastructure registered to you. If you later move the work to an in-house team, they inherit everything they need to continue.

Apps need ongoing care. Apple and Google release new OS versions every year, store policies change, and libraries need updates. We offer maintenance that covers monitoring, fixes, OS compatibility and store compliance, plus planned feature releases as the product grows. You can also take it in-house with a full handover.