What you get

One team from concept to store release.

Concept and roadmap
Idea, audience, features and a release plan, agreed before design starts.
UI/UX design and prototypes
Interface design and interactive prototypes you can try before development.
iOS and Android apps
One codebase in Flutter or React Native, or separate native apps in Swift and Kotlin.
Backend and APIs
The servers, APIs and admin tools the app depends on, with security in focus.
Testing and store submission
Beta testing and QA, then submission to the App Store and Google Play.
Updates after launch
New releases and improvements as your users and business grow.
Cross-platform
Flutter, React Native
Native
Swift (iOS), Kotlin (Android)
How we choose

Cross-platform or native, chosen per app.

We build both, so the recommendation follows what your app needs.

  • Cross-platform

    Flutter · React Native

    One codebase for iOS and Android. The usual choice when speed to market and budget matter most.

  • Native

    Swift · Kotlin

    A separate app per platform, for apps that lean on device features, heavy graphics or maximum performance.

Case studies · 4

Built for HUQOUQ, Qargo, Spoiled and Zidly.

All case studies
  • HUQOUQ

    Legal services

    Flojics Technology built HUQOUQ, a UAE legal services app that connects clients with qualified lawyers who submit tailored offers on posted cases.

  • Qargo

    Mobility & car rental

    Flojics Technology built Qargo, a mobility platform with a self-drive rental app, a ride-hailing driver app, and dashboards for admins and business partners.

  • Spoiled

    Beauty & personal care

    Flojics Technology built Spoiled, an app for booking trained beauty specialists at home for hair, skincare, makeup and nails, with a shop for beauty products.

  • Zidly

    Tipping & donations

    Flojics Technology built Zidly, a QR code tipping and donation app where customers choose who to support and recipients track and share what they receive.

FAQ · 6

Questions before a first call.

How much does it cost to build an app in Dubai?

Your price is agreed in your proposal, once the first release is scoped. Four things drive it: the screens and user roles, payments, the systems the app connects to, and whether it is cross-platform or native. Our Dubai cost guide shows how each one moves the price.

How long until our app is in the App Store and Google Play?

We agree the first release and a dated plan before design starts, so you know the launch date early. A focused first version, with more features in later releases, reaches the stores sooner. Beta testing and store review are part of the plan.

Who will we work with day to day?

A project manager owns the dates and is your day-to-day contact, and a product owner owns what gets built and in what order. A CTO-level lead signs off the architecture, and QA tests apart from the developers. You approve the designs.

Can the app work in Arabic and English?

Yes. Our Arabic-native designers lay out both languages from the first wireframe, including right-to-left screens, numerals and mixed-language text, so users can switch between Arabic and English.

Have you built apps for companies in the UAE and the GCC?

Yes. HUQOUQ is a UAE legal services app that connects clients with qualified lawyers. In the GCC we built Qargo in Qatar, Spoiled and Zidly in Kuwait, and Massart in Saudi Arabia.

What happens after the app is launched?

We keep releasing updates and improvements as your users and business grow, and fix issues as they come up. Each release is tested before it reaches the stores, and the support you get after launch is written into your proposal.

Tell us what the app has to do at launch.

We ask about your app idea, what you use today, your launch timing and who else should be involved. You leave with clear next steps. The call commits you to nothing, and we sign an NDA first if you want one.