From an idea to an app people use.

We build apps, bots and internal software from scratch, around what your business actually needs.

SeeAppCustom code, not a template

App development for businesses that have outgrown a website

When a website alone isn't enough, the next step is a mobile app, a smart bot or internal software. We build it from scratch around what your business actually needs, with serious security standards, never from a template.

  • Custom code
  • Support after launch
  • Technology that fits your budget

Who this is for

If your business has grown and needs a mobile app, an automated reply bot or internal software, this is the right place to start.

We build it to the same security standards as our websites, and if we built your website too, the work moves faster.

App development services at Seemerce

From a mobile app to a bot and custom software:

Custom Android app

Custom code in Kotlin or Java, shaped around how your business works.

Custom iPhone (iOS) app

Native development in Swift for a smooth experience that follows Apple's standards.

Telegram and Instagram bots

Automatic replies, order handling and customer follow-up, around the clock.

Custom web and software development

Internal systems built with PHP, Python, Java or Swift.

Database design and management

Databases on MySQL or SQL Server, sized for your real workload.

Blockchain and smart contracts

For projects that need transparency and decentralization, with clear technical advice.

Native or cross-platform: which is right for you?

Native development in Swift and Kotlin gives the best performance, but it needs two separate teams and costs more. Cross-platform uses one shared codebase: faster and more affordable, with a few limits on hardware-dependent features.

Before we recommend a path, we agree on the app's goal, budget and timeline together. For content and simple forms, cross-platform is usually the sensible choice; when performance comes first, we recommend native, even at a higher cost.

How we build your app

1

Needs and documentation

We write down the app's goal, users and budget in a technical brief.

2

UI/UX design in Figma

Before any code, we design the user experience and the interface.

3

Architecture and tech stack

We choose between native and cross-platform based on the project's real needs.

4

Coding and testing

We build in short cycles and test performance, security and compatibility in each one.

5

Store launch and support

We publish the app to store guidelines and keep supporting it after launch.

What we don't do

  • We don't copy apps from templates; every project is custom-coded.
  • We don't start coding without a requirements document; fixing guesswork later costs more.
  • We don't deliver without security and performance testing; skipping it is a real risk.

What you get from Seemerce for your app

An app built from scratch to your business's real need, not a ready-made template. Security, testing and support are part of the work.

5stepsFrom needs analysis to release and support
2pathsNative or cross-platform, with reasons
0templatesEvery project is custom code

Tap any step to read the details behind it.

Innovative solutions for every kind of app

Every need has its own technical path; these are the solutions we put into our plans for each.

Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.

The seven steps leading app teams follow

We put the published process of five app development teams next to Google's standards and lined our own work up against each step.

1

Discovery and requirements

All five open with discovery; outputs include, for example, a scope document, user personas and success metrics. Attract Group warns that if a phase has no output, the next estimate is full of assumptions, and cost overruns start there.

With us We write the app's goal, users and budget into a technical brief, and never start coding without it.

2

UI/UX design and prototype

All five deliver wireframes or a clickable prototype before code; Appzoro hands over a Figma prototype and a full design system.

With us Before any code, we design the experience and look of the app in Figma.

3

Architecture and tech stack

Four of the five treat architecture and stack as their own step; Appzoro settles the API, data model and security model there, before the build.

With us We choose between native and cross-platform from the project's real needs, and tell you why.

4

Building in short cycles

Four of the five build in sprints; Appzoro runs them at one to two weeks and demos the build at the end of each.

With us We build in short cycles and test performance, security and compatibility in each one.

5

Testing and security

All five test, and three name security explicitly. Google measures quality with numbers: crashes for over 1.09% of daily users, or ANRs over 0.47%, count as bad behaviour.

With us We do not deliver an app without security and performance testing.

6

Store release

All five count Google Play and App Store release as part of the job; Attract Group even lists store metadata and privacy disclosures among this phase's outputs.

With us We publish the app according to store guidelines.

7

Monitoring and support after launch

All five support or improve after launch. Play judges quality over the last 28 days and flags an emerging issue after 7 days, leaving 21 days to fix it before visibility drops.

With us Updates, bug fixes and keeping up with new OS versions are part of our commitment, not a hidden cost.

Sources: Droids On Roids, Attract Group, Goji Labs, Arounda, Appzoro (their own published process articles); Android vitals

Six numbers that decide an app's quality

Not our opinion: these are the lines Google Play draws in Android vitals, and how the leading teams work.

1.09% of daily users

Crash rate

A user-perceived crash for more than this share of daily users counts as bad behaviour.

Android vitals
0.47% of daily users

ANR rate

An app not responding (ANR) beyond this line is also bad behaviour.

Android vitals
8% per model

Per device

If a single phone model passes 8%, you get flagged even with a good average.

Android vitals
28days

Window

Google judges quality over the last 28 days.

Android vitals
21days to fix

Emerging issue

An issue lasting over 7 days is flagged, and you have 21 days to fix it.

Android vitals
1–2weeks

Sprint

Sprints of one to two weeks, with a demo of the build at the end of each.

Appzoro

Sources: Android Developers, Android vitals (overall, averaged across devices); Appzoro's process article

Five teams, seven practices

We read each team's own process article and marked only what it says outright. The last column is what a Seemerce app delivery includes.

PracticeDroids On RoidsAttract GroupGoji LabsAroundaAppzoroSeemerce
Discovery and a requirements document first5 of 5A technical brief of goal, users, budget
A clickable prototype before code5 of 5UI/UX in Figma before code
A dedicated architecture and stack step4 of 5Architecture and tech stack
Building in short sprints4 of 5Short build cycles
Security testing named3 of 5Security and performance tests in every cycle
Store release is part of the job5 of 5Release to store guidelines
Support after launch5 of 5Updates, bug fixes, new OS versions

stated on their published page   not stated there (it may still be done)

Sources: the process articles of thedroidsonroids.com, attractgroup.com, gojilabs.com, arounda.agency and appzoro.com, read in 2026

How long does building an app take?

The upper end of each stage, in weeks, in one team's published process. Building always takes the longest, not design.

1–33–61–28–242–41–2
DiscoveryDesignArchitectureBuildQALaunch
Each bar is the top of that stage's range; the full range is written above it.

Sources: Appzoro process article (2026); your project's timeline depends on its scope

What a Seemerce app delivery includes

Only what this page already promises, laid out along the same three phases the teams and the standards use.

Before code

  • Goal, users and budget in a technical brief
  • UI/UX design in Figma
  • Native or cross-platform chosen from need

During the build

  • Custom code, never a template
  • Building in short cycles
  • Performance, security and compatibility tests each cycle

After handover

  • Release to store guidelines
  • Updates and bug fixes
  • Keeping up with new OS versions

Why choose Seemerce for app development

The same security, in the app too

From data storage to secure server communication, security is built into the code, not added at the end.

A natural extension of your site

If we built your website, we already know your infrastructure and how your business works.

Support after launch

Updates, bug fixes and keeping up with new OS versions are part of our commitment, not a hidden cost.

Pricing for apps, bots and custom software

The price depends on the number of screens, how complex the features are and the platform. After a short, free requirements session, we send you a clear quote.

Prices are in US dollars and don't move with exchange rates, so there's no need to call for the "real" price.

Simple App (MVP)

$320

An initial version of an idea on a single platform.

  • Baseline UI/UX design
  • Development for Android or iOS
  • Connection to one simple backend service
  • Testing and store submission
Consult and order

Android + iOS App

$520

Simultaneous development for both major platforms.

  • Custom UI/UX design
  • Simultaneous Android and iOS development
  • Basic admin panel
  • Full testing before release
Consult and order

Advanced App

$1,400

Heavy-duty features for larger businesses.

  • Live maps and location tracking
  • Multiple user roles and access levels
  • Scalable cloud architecture
  • Technical support after delivery
Consult and order

Basic Telegram/Instagram Bot

$60

Simple automated replies and order-taking.

  • Automatic message replies
  • Interactive button menu
  • Simple database connection
  • Delivery within 5 business days
Consult and order

Smart Bot

$180

A bot with payments and CRM integration.

  • In-bot payments
  • Custom CRM/database integration
  • Complex conversation scenarios
  • Message management panel
Consult and order

Enterprise Software & Custom Blockchain

ERP systems, network and custom infrastructure, blockchain projects.

  • Enterprise architecture analysis
  • Dedicated development team
  • Long-term support and development
Enterprise
Custom quote
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Frequently asked questions about app development

What is good to know before you order an app.

How long does building an app take?

For moderate features, usually 4 to 8 weeks; simpler bots take less time.

Do you build for Android and iOS at the same time?

Yes. Depending on your budget, we build two native apps or one cross-platform codebase; we make that call together.

What's the difference between an app and a Telegram bot?

An app is a standalone, installable program; a bot runs inside another platform and launches faster and cheaper.

Do you support the app after launch?

Yes. Bug fixes and keeping up with new OS versions are part of the service.

Two colleagues working in a calm modern Seemerce office with natural daylight and navy accents

Tell us about your app idea

In a free session we talk through your idea and budget, then suggest the right path.

How often people search for this, in four markets

This topic holds the single most expensive click in the whole set: $31.28 for "app development company". Meanwhile "mobile app development" runs 1,500,000 searches a month and is flagged informational. Volume and money are pointing in opposite directions.

Term enteredMonthly search volumeClick costRanking difficultyUser goal
mobile app development1,500,000$14.6978Informational + Commercial
app development550,000$15.1087Informational + Navigational
app development company5,400$31.2856Commercial
custom app development2,400$22.2130Informational + Commercial
android app development1,900$6.5168Informational

Data from Semrush, US database, retrieved 27 August 2026. Search volumes change over time, so treat anything older than three months as a trend rather than an exact figure.

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For when the work leaves the browser: Android and iOS apps, bots and custom software.

The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.

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