GIT Infosys builds mobile apps for businesses across India, from our own office in Jaipur, and we have been at it since 2010. Android, iOS and cross-platform, with the design, the app and the server behind it all done by the same team.
Before we quote, we ask what the app is for and who has to open it every day. A surprising number of app ideas are better served by a good mobile website, and we would rather say that on the first call than take ₹3,00,000 for something nobody installs.
Call +91 89630 03037 to talk it through.Design · App · Backend
Design, app code, backend and store submission handled in one place, so nothing sits waiting on a vendor you have to chase.
Native Android in Kotlin and Java, tested on real mid-range devices rather than only on an emulator. That matters here, because most of your users are not on a flagship phone and the app has to feel quick on a four-year-old handset.
Includes: native build, backend and API, Play Store submission, crash reporting, three months of bug fixes.
Native iOS in Swift, built to Apple's guidelines so review does not send it back. Apple rejects more first submissions than people expect, usually for privacy declarations, account deletion or sign-in rules rather than for anything about the app itself.
Flutter and React Native. One codebase for both Android and iOS, which usually costs about a third less than building the two separately and keeps future changes to a single job instead of two. Right for most business apps, wrong when you need deep hardware access.
Screen flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype before any code is written. You tap through the app while changes are still cheap. Users decide within a few screens whether they will keep an app, so this stage earns back its cost.
The server side, in PHP, Laravel and Node with MySQL. User accounts, permissions, notifications, business logic and an API your app, your website and any partner system can all use.
Catalogue, cart, payments, order tracking and push notifications, connected to the same stock and orders as your website so there is one version of the truth. Usually cheaper to build alongside an existing store than as a separate project.
Two or three apps really: a customer app, a partner or driver app and an admin panel, plus live location, matching logic and payouts. These start around ₹5,00,000 and the admin panel is always bigger than anyone expects.
Field force tracking, order booking for sales teams, attendance, inspections and internal approvals. These apps get used every day by the same staff, so the goal is fewer taps, not a beautiful home screen.
Razorpay, PayU, Cashfree, PhonePe, Paytm, UPI intent flows and in-app purchases. UPI deep linking behaves differently across Indian phones, and it is the part that needs testing on real devices rather than in a simulator.
Firebase notifications, event tracking, funnels and crash reporting, set up before launch. Without them you cannot tell whether people are using the app or just installing it.
Play Store and App Store listings, screenshots, descriptions, privacy declarations, data safety forms and the review process handled for you. We publish under your own developer account, not ours.
Android and iOS both force changes on you every year through new OS versions and store policy updates. Maintenance plans cover those, plus bug fixes, small features and keeping the app from quietly breaking on new phones.
If your users would open it twice a year, they will not install it and they will not keep it. A fast mobile website costs a fraction and reaches everybody. We have talked several clients out of an app and still ended up doing their web work.
The app talks to a server, and the server usually talks to your website. When all three are built by the same people, nobody spends a fortnight arguing about whose API broke.
The app is published under your own Play Store and App Store accounts and the source code is handed to you. Some agencies publish under their account, and you discover what that means the day you want to leave.
A rack of actual mid-range Android devices, on 4G rather than office wifi. An app that feels smooth on a developer's machine and stutters on a ₹12,000 phone has failed for most of your users.
Written scope, fixed price, payments tied to delivered stages. Extra features get quoted before they get built, with the effect on the timeline stated plainly.
GIT Infosys Pvt. Ltd. has been a registered private limited company since 2010, at Govindam Tower, Kardhani, Kalwar Road in Jaipur, with offices in Wembley, London and West Chester, Pennsylvania. App projects are long, and it matters that the company is still there when version two is due.
For most Indian businesses cross-platform is the sensible answer: one codebase, both stores, and a third off the bill. Go native when you are doing something demanding with the camera, sensors or offline storage. Choose a web app when people would use it now and then and would never bother installing anything.
| Comparison | Native | Cross-platform | Progressive web app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Highest, two builds | About a third less | Lowest |
| Speed and feel | Best | Very close to native | Adequate |
| Hardware access | Full | Most things | Limited |
| Time to launch | Longest | Medium | Shortest |
| Store listing | Yes | Yes | No install needed |
| Push notifications | Yes | Yes | Limited on iOS |
| Best for | Games, heavy camera or sensor use | Most business apps | Simple, occasional use |
App projects run for months, so the working arrangement matters as much as the code.
You install the real app on your own phone through TestFlight or a Play Store internal track and use it. Screenshots hide problems that two minutes of tapping reveals.
A short call every fortnight showing what was built and what is next. Between calls there is a project manager with a phone number, working 9.30am to 6.30pm IST, Monday to Saturday.
Every feature request that arrives mid-project is logged, quoted and either scheduled or parked. Nothing gets added silently and nothing gets forgotten.
Payments tied to delivered stages, never everything upfront, with a written scope and dates agreed before the first instalment.
Not on this list? Ring us. We have almost certainly built something close.
Call +91 89630 03037Shopping apps tied to an existing store, with catalogue, payments, order tracking and notifications sharing one stock system with the website.
Appointment booking, reports, reminders and doctor availability. Patient data means encryption, careful permissions and a privacy policy that is accurate rather than copied.
Courses, video lessons, tests, doubt solving and progress tracking. Download-for-offline matters more in India than most product plans allow for, because a lot of study happens on patchy data.
Driver apps with live location, proof of delivery, route lists and offline handling for the twenty minutes when there is no signal. Battery use is a real design constraint here.
Project browsing, floor plans, site visit booking and a separate app for the sales team to log leads from the field.
Menus, ordering, table booking and loyalty. Worth building when you have repeat customers of your own and want to stop paying commission on every order.
Job cards, inspections, checklists, photographs from site and attendance. These apps live or die on how well they work with no connection.
Loan applications, document upload, EMI tracking and KYC flows. Security review is part of the build, not something added at the end.
Bookings, itineraries, tickets and offline access to documents, because travellers regularly need their booking exactly where there is no data.
Directories, events, notices and payments for associations, societies and trade bodies. Low budget, high usage, and usually the simplest app to get right.
Six stages. The first one exists to stop you spending money on the wrong thing.
What the app must do, who opens it, how often, and what it replaces. We separate the version one list from the nice-to-have list, because trying to launch with everything is the most common reason apps never launch at all.
You get: a feature list split into version one and later, a fixed quote and a schedule.
Wireframes, then screens, then a clickable prototype you tap through on your own phone. Changing a screen here takes an hour. Changing it after it is coded takes a week.
We need from you: feedback within two working days of each round.
Database, user accounts, permissions, business logic and the API. Built first because the app is only as good as the server behind it, and retrofitting a database design is painful.
Screens coded, API connected, payments integrated, notifications set up. You get a test build every two weeks and can use the real thing on your own phone throughout.
You get: fortnightly test builds and a written progress note.
Real devices, several Android versions, weak connections and no connection at all. Payment flows tested with live money and real refunds. Crash reporting switched on before anyone outside the team sees it.
You get: a test report and a list of anything deliberately left for version two.
Store listings written, screenshots made, privacy and data safety forms completed, and submission handled through your own accounts. Then three months of bug fixes included, and a maintenance plan afterwards if you want one.
A simple app with a handful of screens and no payment starts around ₹80,000.
A normal business app with login, payments and a backend runs ₹1,50,000 to ₹4,00,000.
A marketplace or on-demand app with several user types starts around ₹5,00,000.
Cross-platform costs roughly a third less than building Android and iOS separately.
Call +91 89630 03037 to talk it through.
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