End-to-End iOS and Android App Development and Store Launch

End-to-End iOS and Android App Development and Store LaunchEnd-to-End iOS and Android App Development and Store Launch

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LAKSHAY NAGDA

• 1d

I take your app idea and ship it to the Play Store and App Store, so you don't have to coordinate five different people.

Most founders get stuck in the same places: the build, the store setup, and the first few weeks after launch. I handle all three.

What I do:

Turn your idea into clear screens, user flows and requirements before any code is written

Build the app for iOS and Android from one codebase

Backend, login and user accounts, with an admin panel to manage users and content

Subscriptions and payments, with free and paid plans

Multi-language support, including right-to-left languages like Arabic

Internal and Closed Testing on Google Play, then the full release on both stores

Updates after launch that don't break existing users

How I work: I start with questions about your users and what the app has to do first. Then I build in small steps and show you progress along the way, so there are no surprises at the end.

Have an app idea and want to know what it takes to launch it? Message me what the app does, and I'll tell you what to build first and what to leave for later.

Divan Raj

pro

• Oct 8

Guess how much the client paid for all 45 screens 👀

Motion Design iOS Development applewatch

Naim Islam

• Oct 8

45 screens for a running app with that level of polish is massive work! Love the bold orange + black combo and the data viz. Guessing this was a premium project - easily 4-5k+ for this system? Super clean motion design.

Nikita Skopych

max

• Oct 8

Your launch video comes with something your design team can keep using: the storyboard. I design every scene from scratch in Figma, simplifying UI screens and dashboards so the product is easier to understand. You keep that file. Many of my clients pass it to their designers to reuse the layouts, gradients, and simplified interfaces for website illustrations and other marketing materials. For LP Grid, I took that next step ourselves. After the launch video, the client asked me to create a product presentation. I built it using the storyboard as a foundation, with a good understanding of the product already in place. That helped me move faster and keep both pieces consistent. You can see the video and presentation below. Your team can build on the storyboard, or keep us involved for presentations, banners, and social content. Need a product video? Get in touch - let’s talk.