It’s no secret, we love an app
We design and build mobile apps that support workflows — from operational tools to customer-facing products, including complex integrations, offline use, and connected devices.
Used by startups and established organisations since 2012
Mobile App Development
Whether you’re launching a new product or improving an existing service, we build apps around how people actually work.
Azuki have delivered a fantastic product, and their expertise and problem solving have been invaluable as we moved through the different stages of the project.
The result is software that people trust and keep using.
We focus on clarity, performance, and long-term maintainability — not quick demos that fall apart later.
We’re typically a good fit when:
Mobile products we've shipped for teams that needed reliable foundations and thoughtful delivery.
We shaped, designed, and built a habit-driven mobile product that translates The Quotation Bank’s established English Literature revision method into short daily study sessions.
We built a mobile app that connects Majicom’s solar-powered kiosks with cashless, offline-friendly water access.
We partnered with Alto Professional to build a mobile app that unlocks the full potential of their speakers and amplifiers.
Most projects run over a few months, depending on scope and complexity.
We start by understanding the real problem and shaping a clear approach: what needs to be built, how it fits into your wider systems, and what can be phased.
Delivery is structured to get something useful into real use early, then build on it. We stay involved beyond launch, supporting ongoing improvements as the product evolves.
Yes. We build mobile apps for both iOS and Android, using either native or cross-platform approaches depending on what makes most sense for the product, team, and long-term goals.
It depends on the product. Some apps benefit from fully native development, while others are better served by a cross-platform approach. We look at the user experience, device requirements, performance needs, budget, and future roadmap before recommending the right direction.
Yes. Many mobile apps rely on web platforms, APIs, admin tools, and supporting systems behind the scenes. We regularly build the wider platform as well as the app itself, so the whole product works properly together.
Both. We can help improve, extend, or take over an existing mobile app, as well as build new products from scratch. Where we are joining an existing product, we usually start by understanding the current codebase, architecture, and priorities before recommending next steps.
Most of the mobile apps we build fall somewhere between £20k and £80k, depending on complexity. Smaller apps or internal tools sit at the lower end. More complex products, especially those involving integrations, offline capability, or connected devices, require more. Cost is driven by how the app needs to work in practice: real workflows, integrations, reliability, and long-term maintainability. We’re happy to give a rough indication early once we understand your goals.
Most projects run over a few months depending on scope and complexity. We usually start by defining the right approach, then deliver in phases so something useful can be used early and improved over time.
Yes, where the product needs it. We have experience building apps that need to behave well when connectivity is limited or unreliable, including syncing data once a connection is available again.
Yes, where needed. We have experience with apps that connect to devices and real-world systems, including Bluetooth, BLE, NFC, and other hardware-integrated workflows. This is usually part of a wider product or operational requirement rather than a standalone feature.
Yes. Many of the products we build continue to evolve after launch. Ongoing support can include maintenance, updates, improvements, and continued development as the product grows.
We start with the real problem, the users, and the context the app will be used in. From there, we shape the product, define the right technical approach, and build in a way that keeps the app reliable, maintainable, and ready to evolve after launch.
Yes. We can manage the submission and release process for the App Store and Google Play, including preparing builds, handling store requirements, and helping move the product through launch.
Launch is not the end of the work. Most apps need ongoing updates, fixes, platform maintenance, and improvements over time. We can continue supporting the product after launch so it stays secure, stable, and useful as needs change.
We usually start by identifying the most important user journeys, business requirements, and technical constraints. That helps us define a sensible first scope that solves the right problem without adding unnecessary complexity too early.
Yes. We often work with organisations that need an experienced partner to guide product and technical decisions as well as delivery. We can help shape the product, explain trade-offs clearly, and move the work forward without requiring deep technical oversight from your side.
Let’s talk about your mobile app
If you’re planning a new app or improving an existing one, we’ll help you work through the right approach and what it might involve.