What this service is

Ship a first useful release users can install — not a year of vapourware slides

FSMIA Technologies builds mobile applications for Indian businesses that need a real Play Store or App Store presence: catalogues, bookings, field tools, education or clinic flows, and product apps with a companion admin. We scope features so version one solves a job instead of promising every competitor feature on day one.

A typical engagement includes product discovery, UI for key screens, mobile clients (native or cross-platform as agreed), a backend API, and — on higher plans — an admin panel plus listing support for Google Play and Apple App Store. We deliver remotely across India and overseas; the office is in Noida, India.

Published starting prices: Basic from ₹24,999 and Advanced from ₹64,999. Compare both on mobile pricing. Custom multi-sided marketplaces are quoted after discovery — not sold as a starter package.

Cartoon illustration of Android and iOS mobile app development
From ₹24,999 Basic MVP path
From ₹64,999 Advanced apps
Platforms Android & iOS Native or cross-platform
Included API + admin On higher scopes
Who this is for

Founders and operators who need installable software, not another website skin

Choose an app when push notifications, offline-ish workflows, camera/QR, location or store discovery matter more than a bookmarkable URL alone. Many clients still need a marketing website for SEO and trust — the app is the product surface.

SMB product owners

First Android/iOS release with a clear core loop.

Retail & services

Catalogue, booking, order status, staff/admin views.

Institutes & clinics

Schedules, notices, appointments (scoped carefully for compliance).

Teams with an existing API

Mobile clients on top of a backend you already run.

What we build

App shapes we ship most often

Naming the shape early keeps Basic vs Advanced honest. If your idea is “Uber for X with AI and live video”, that is a custom programme — say so on the first call.

MVP / first release

A narrow feature set that proves demand: auth, primary list/detail, one action (book, enquire, order), and notifications if essential. Built to learn, not to impress investors with unused screens. Typical path: Basic mobile plans.

Growth / advanced apps

Richer roles, payments, deeper admin, more integrations and store-ready polish. For teams that already know the core loop and need reliability before marketing spend. See Advanced mobile plans.

Catalogue & commerce companions

Browse, filter, cart or enquiry, order history and push updates. Often paired with a web store or admin. Payment gateway KYC still sits with you and the provider.

Product tools (example: QR menus)

Domain-specific apps with a clear operator workflow. Our QR Menu Maker product page shows how we document a focused tool beyond a generic “food app” thumbnail.

What you actually get

Deliverables that belong in a real app project

Expect a written feature list, screen map for the release, UI for primary flows, working builds on staging, and production release candidates. Higher plans add admin for content or orders, API documentation adequate for handover, and store listing assets you approve.

Backend: most apps need a server. We typically build or extend a Laravel (or agreed) API so login, data and push can be managed without shipping a new binary for every text change.

Handover: after final payment you receive source repositories and credentials defined in the SOW. Apple/Google developer accounts remain yours. We do not hold binaries hostage.

Usually in scope (plan-dependent)

  • Android and/or iOS client as agreed
  • Core user flows tested on real devices
  • API / backend for dynamic data
  • Admin panel on Advanced-class builds
  • Push notifications when the loop needs them
  • Store submission support on higher plans

Scoped separately

  • Complex live video, heavy ML, or multi-vendor marketplaces
  • Ongoing ASO retainers and paid UA campaigns
  • Hardware SDKs / specialty devices
  • 24×7 NOC-style monitoring (we offer practical maintenance, not fake always-on ops theatre)
Capabilities

How we treat UX, platforms, APIs, stores and quality

Each item below is a trade-off we discuss with you — not a buzzword strip.

UI/UX for thumbs, not desktops

Mobile layouts prioritise one primary action per screen, readable type on mid-range Androids, and forms that survive autofill and slow networks. We prototype critical flows before locking engineering so you are not paying to rebuild navigation mid-sprint.

Native vs cross-platform

Cross-platform can cut cost when UI and business logic are shared and you need both stores. Native paths make sense for platform-specific depth or existing team skills. We pick after the feature list — we do not force one slogan stack on every brief.

APIs, auth and admin

Apps that hardcode content die on first price change. A proper API plus admin lets you update catalogues, slots or notices without a store review for every edit. Role design (customer vs staff vs admin) is part of Advanced scopes.

Payments & notifications

In-app purchases and gateway checkouts follow store rules and Indian provider KYC. Push is used for status that users care about — not spam. We wire the technical pieces; compliance and merchant agreements stay with you.

Play Store & App Store reality

We prepare builds, listing copy drafts and screenshots guidance, and help you submit. Review rejections happen — privacy labels, payments, and incomplete accounts are common causes. Timeline buffers for review are part of an honest plan.

QA on devices that matter

We test core flows on representative phones and OS versions in scope. “Automated testing everywhere” is not a Basic-plan promise; Critical path manual QA plus crash hygiene is. Advanced projects can add more device coverage when budgeted.

Important considerations

What slows apps down (and what we will not fake)

  • Feature greed — every extra role doubles testing. We push for a sharp v1.
  • Store accounts — Apple Developer and Play Console setup must be in your organisation’s name.
  • Content & legal — privacy policy, data practices and category rules are your responsibility; we implement what you approve.
  • Fake metrics — we do not claim “800+ apps” or “95% retention” on this page. Ask for relevant case fit instead.
  • Wrong product — if a responsive website solves the job cheaper, we say so and point to website development.

How to choose Basic vs Advanced

  • Basic — prove the loop with limited screens and integrations. Open Basic plans.
  • Advanced — payments, richer admin, more roles, store polish. Open Advanced plans.
  • Custom — multi-sided markets, heavy realtime, or regulated data → discovery call.
  • After launch — maintenance and feature iterations are retainers, not infinite free change requests.
How it works

Mobile app development process

A clear path from idea to store — with approval gates so scope does not silently expand.

1

Discovery & scope lock

We capture the user, the job-to-be-done, must-have screens, platforms (Android/iOS/both) and budget. You leave with a Basic vs Advanced vs custom recommendation — or a polite no.

✔ Feature shortlist for v1

✔ Platform and stack recommendation

✔ Risks (stores, KYC, content) called out

2

UX & prototype

Wireframes and UI for primary flows. You approve navigation and look before heavy engineering so redesigns are cheap.

✔ Screen map

✔ Key UI templates

✔ Review rounds as contracted

3

Build (app + API)

Clients and backend progress in milestones. Staging builds are shared so you can tap through real flows with sample data.

✔ Mobile clients

✔ API / admin as scoped

✔ Staging for client QA

4

QA & hardening

Critical paths, permissions, payment sandboxes and crash hygiene. We fix blockers before store upload.

✔ Device checks in scope

✔ Regression on core flows

✔ Release candidate builds

5

Store submission

Listing assets, privacy questionnaires and upload guidance. Review timing is the store’s — we plan buffers and respond to rejection notes with you.

✔ Listing preparation

✔ Submission support on higher plans

✔ Rejection response help

6

Handover & iteration

Source, credentials and a short runbook. Optional maintenance for OS updates and small features. Large new modules are new scopes.

✔ Repo handover after payment

✔ Support window per plan

✔ Roadmap for v1.1+

Related services

Selected work

App-oriented examples — see portfolio for live links

Category entry points only. We do not invent stack labels for marketing; ask on a call for the closest technical match to your brief.

Mobile app development questions

A scoped feature list, UI for primary screens, Android and/or iOS clients as agreed, backend API where needed, admin on higher plans, QA on critical paths, and store submission support when the plan includes it. Exact inclusions are on the pricing pages or SOW.
Published starts: Basic from ₹24,999, Advanced from ₹64,999. Open mobile pricing. Custom multi-sided or high-scale products are quoted after discovery.
We recommend after the feature list. Cross-platform helps when both stores share UI/logic. Native fits platform-specific depth or existing constraints. We do not force one stack slogan on every project.
Yes. After final payment you receive repositories and handover notes in the SOW. Developer store accounts should be yours.
We prepare builds and listing materials and guide submission on plans that include it. Review outcomes and developer fees are Apple/Google’s domain.
A tight Basic scope can land in weeks when decisions and content are fast. Advanced and custom work take longer. Store review adds calendar time outside our control.
No. We guarantee the scoped build and support window. Growth needs product-market fit and distribution — not a contractual download number.
If discovery and SEO matter most, start with a website. If install, push, camera/QR or store presence is the product, start here — often with a simple web presence alongside.

Ready to scope your app?

Send the user, the one job the app must do, Android/iOS needs and a budget band. We reply with Basic, Advanced or a custom outline.

Tools and ad platforms we implement with (not a client-logo wall)