One codebase, two stores
Ship to iOS and Android together with a shared codebase, cutting build and maintenance cost.
Pyalm builds mobile apps for customers, field teams, and shop floors: one codebase for iOS and Android, a reliable backend, and the offline behaviour real-world connectivity demands.
Ship to iOS and Android together with a shared codebase, cutting build and maintenance cost.
Offline-first data means sales, inspections, and deliveries keep working in basements, warehouses, and remote sites.
Secure APIs, authentication, sync, and admin tools designed alongside the app, not bolted on afterwards.
For most business apps, React Native with Expo gives native performance and access to the camera, barcode scanner, location, and notifications from one codebase — roughly halving the cost of maintaining separate iOS and Android apps. We drop to native modules only where a feature truly needs it. See React Native vs Flutter vs native for the full comparison.
Many apps assume a constant connection and fail at the worst moment. We build apps where the local database is the source of truth: every action saves on the device instantly and syncs to the cloud in the background, with clear conflict rules across multiple devices. That is how Pyalm POS keeps shops billing during outages, and it is the right design for van sales, inspections, deliveries, and events.
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Real systems we have designed and delivered — client projects and products we operate ourselves.
Scope, evidence, and ownership remain visible throughout the project so the finished system can be operated—not just demonstrated.
Agree users, core journeys, offline needs, integrations, and the first store release.
Prototype key screens and validate them on real devices with real users.
Develop app and backend together in releases, with automated builds for both stores.
Handle store review, crash monitoring, over-the-air updates, and the next release.
Yes. We build cross-platform apps with React Native and Expo, which ship to both stores from one codebase, and add native modules where a feature requires them.
Yes. Offline-first design is a core strength: data is stored on the device, the app works without a connection, and changes sync automatically when connectivity returns.
Yes. We prepare store listings, privacy declarations, builds, and review submissions, and set up over-the-air updates for fast fixes.
A focused business app with a backend typically takes 8 to 16 weeks for a first store release, depending on features, integrations, and offline requirements.
Yes. We deliver the API, database, authentication, admin dashboard, and hosting together with the app.
Indicative 2026 costs to build iOS and Android apps in the UAE and India — by app complexity, with the features that drive price, running costs, and how to budget a first release.
A practical comparison of React Native (Expo), Flutter, and native iOS/Android development in 2026 — performance, cost, hiring, ecosystem, offline support, and which fits your app.