Leet Force

Mobile App Development

Mobile app development — apps your customers actually keep installed

Put your product in your customers' pockets.

We build iOS and Android applications for established companies — connected to the systems you already run, shipped to both stores, and maintained past version one.

Fixed scope & price
Agreed before any code is written
You own everything
Code, infrastructure, and documentation
Europe & MENA
Overlapping hours, async written updates

The problem

Most company apps die after version one

An agency built the app, invoiced, and left. Two OS releases later it crashes on modern devices, the store listing is stale, and nobody internally can build it, let alone ship an update.

  • The app has not been updated in over a year
  • Nobody on your team can produce a release build
  • It duplicates business logic your backend already owns
  • Reviews mention crashes you cannot reproduce
  • Store listings are neglected and installs have flatlined

What we build

What we actually build

One codebase for both platforms in most cases, connected to your real systems rather than a demo backend, with the release process documented and handed over.

Cross-platform iOS & Android apps

React Native applications that feel native on both platforms while sharing business logic and a single release pipeline.

Customer-facing product apps

Accounts, payments, notifications, and offline-tolerant flows for products your customers use regularly.

Internal & field-team apps

Tools for staff who work away from a desk — inspections, deliveries, stock, and approvals that sync when connectivity returns.

Store launch & release process

App Store and Play Console setup, review submission, and a documented pipeline your team can run without us.

Capabilities

What is included as standard

  • Native-quality UI on iOS and Android
  • Offline-first data and conflict handling
  • Push notifications and deep linking
  • In-app purchases and subscription billing
  • Biometric and SSO authentication
  • Over-the-air updates without store review
  • Crash reporting and release monitoring
  • App Store and Play Store submission

When companies call us

Typical situations we are brought into

Your customers expect an app

Repeat-use products — booking, ordering, accounts, loyalty — where mobile web friction is measurably costing you retention.

Your field team works on paper

Staff outside the office capturing data on paper or WhatsApp, which someone later re-enters into a system by hand.

An existing app needs rescuing

You inherited an app that still has users but no working build process and no one willing to maintain it.

You need a credible MVP

You want a focused first version in front of real users to validate demand before committing to a larger roadmap.

Technology

The stack we build on

Framework

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • TypeScript

Platform

  • iOS / Swift bridges
  • Android / Kotlin bridges
  • App Store Connect

Backend

  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • REST / GraphQL
  • WebSockets

Operations

  • EAS Build
  • Sentry
  • Firebase
  • OTA updates

Process

How the engagement runs

  1. 01

    Discovery & scope

    We map your current systems, constraints, and commercial goals, then agree what is in scope — and what deliberately is not.

  2. 02

    Architecture & plan

    You get a technical approach, milestone plan, and fixed commercial terms before any code is written.

  3. 03

    Build in increments

    Two-week increments with working software at the end of each. You review real builds, not status decks.

  4. 04

    Launch & handover

    Testing, migration, and documented handover so your team can operate the system without depending on us.

  5. 05

    Ongoing partnership

    Support, iteration, and a named engineer who already knows your stack when the next thing comes up.

Integrations

Tools we connect to regularly

Not an exhaustive list — if it exposes an API, we have probably worked with something like it.

StripeFirebaseOneSignalSalesforceSAPTwilioApple PayGoogle Pay

Questions

What buyers usually ask

A focused first version typically runs €35,000–€80,000 across both platforms. Larger products with complex offline behaviour, payments, or deep back-office integration go beyond that. You get a fixed scope and price after discovery.

Clients

What working with us is like

We were losing patients at the booking stage and could not work out why. The front desk answered what it could and everything else went to voicemail at exactly the hour people call. Leet Force did not start by building anything, they spent the first week in our phone logs. Booking abandonment fell 65% once patients could see real availability and book without waiting for anyone. Eighteen months on they still maintain it, and I have never once had to chase them for an update.

Founder & CEO

65% fewer abandoned bookings, Private healthcare group, Pakistan

We were losing patients at the booking stage and could not work out why. The front desk answered what it could and the rest went to voicemail at exactly the hour people call. Leet Force did not start by building anything. They spent the first week in our phone logs. Booking abandonment fell 65% once patients could see real availability and book without waiting for anyone. The part I did not expect was how much calmer the mornings became.

Operations lead

65% fewer abandoned bookings, Private healthcare group, Pakistan

Opening an account took eleven minutes and most people gave up. Two agencies had already told us it was a design problem. It was not, it was four systems that refused to talk to each other, and Leet Force were the first people to actually say so. They rebuilt the flow around that and onboarding came out two and a half times faster. They also talked us out of two features we were certain we needed, which saved us more than the project cost. I have worked with a lot of agencies and almost none of them will argue with you.

Co-founder & CTO

2.5x faster onboarding, Fintech, Gulf region

Not sure an app is the right call?

We would rather talk you out of a bad app than build one. Bring the use case and we will tell you whether mobile, web, or messaging fits it better.