Mobile app development company in Morocco

An app is more than screens on a phone. Behind every button there’s a server, a database and someone on your team handling orders. We deliver all of it:

• Product design: user flows, mockups and a clickable prototype, tested before any code is written
• The iOS and Android app, built with React Native and Expo
• The back end and API: accounts, orders, pricing logic, notifications
• An admin dashboard for your team: content, users, orders, support
• Payments (CMI, NAPS, Stripe or cash on delivery), maps and real-time tracking when the product needs them
• Publishing on the App Store and Google Play, store listings included
• After launch: over-the-air updates, usage analytics and crash reporting

You own 100% of the code, designs and intellectual property, handed over with documentation and access.

We build with React Native and Expo: one codebase, two published apps, one on the App Store and one on Google Play. Each feature is written once: the budget goes down, and the Android version never falls behind the iPhone.

This covers the vast majority of service apps: bookings, commerce, delivery, rentals, tracking. When a feature reaches deep into the phone (a specific sensor, heavy on-device processing), our engineers write that module in Swift or Kotlin and plug it into the rest of the app. If your project truly calls for two fully native apps, we’ll tell you during discovery.

An MVP (minimum viable product) is the first published version: complete enough for real customers to use and pay, small enough to ship in 10 to 16 weeks. Scoping means making the call screen by screen. Here’s the split we suggest most often:

One customer app, or two apps for customer and provider like WashMinute: that’s one of the main price drivers. Details are on our pricing page.

Pick the payment method at the start, not the night before launch: it shapes the checkout flow, the server-side calculations and the paperwork you’ll need to open a merchant account.

Selling a subscription or digital content used inside the app? Apple and Google rules often require their own in-app purchase system. We check this during discovery.

Translating the labels isn’t enough. In Arabic, the whole interface flips: navigation, arrows, button order, the alignment of prices and quantities. In hanout, the retail and wholesale grocery app, Arabic mirrors the navigation and the purchase controls: localization shapes the layout, not just the words.

We design the mockups in French, Arabic and English from the design phase, not at the end of the project. It costs less than reworking the screens later, and the Arabic text stays properly aligned as the app evolves.

1. 1

   Developer accounts

   We recommend opening the Apple and Google accounts in your company’s name. Both stores verify the business’s identity, so we start this paperwork at the very beginning of the project.

2. 2

   Test builds

   Every sprint, a build you install on your own phone through TestFlight or Google Play internal testing.

3. 3

   Listings and review

   Screenshots, descriptions, privacy policy, then submission. Apple and Google review every version and may ask for changes before it goes live.

4. 4

   Staged rollout

   The release can go out in stages, so we watch the first users before opening it to everyone.

5. 5

   Over-the-air updates

   With Expo, an interface or logic fix ships remotely without waiting for a new review. Native changes (a new permission, a new module) go back through the stores.

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   Monitoring

   Usage analytics, crash reporting and a monthly report: performance, incidents, hosting costs and priorities.