Mobile application development company in Madurai
iOS and Android from one codebase, on a backend you own, built by the people who will still be there when it needs changing.
In short
MnT Future is a mobile application development company in Madurai, Tamil Nadu. We build native iOS and Android apps from a single React Native and Expo codebase, connected to a backend we build and you own. We have shipped a two-app system in production on this stack: a customer app and an owner app on one shared backend, with real-time availability, booking locks and payments. App development typically runs six weeks from first call to store submission.
What we build into an app.
One codebase, both stores
React Native and Expo, so iOS and Android are the same build rather than two teams and two timelines. You pay once and ship twice.
Push notifications
The reason an app beats a website. Order updates, reminders and offers land on the phone without you paying for reach.
Real-time where it matters
Live availability, live status, live chat. When two people can book the same slot, the locking has to be real, and we have built exactly that.
Payments and subscriptions
UPI, cards, in-app purchases where the stores require them, and recurring billing that survives a failed payment.
Your own backend
Not a no-code service you rent. The API, the database and the admin are yours, which is what makes the app worth having in three years.
Store submission, handled
App Store and Play Store accounts in your name, review guidelines, screenshots and the resubmission when Apple asks for something.
Timelines and terms, before you ask.
We do not publish prices, because a number quoted before we understand your business is a number you cannot plan around. Everything else that is normally hidden until the second meeting is here.
- Typical timeline
- 6 weeks
- First call to store submission. Apple and Google review after that and the wait is theirs, not ours. Two connected apps take longer than one, and we scope which you actually need before quoting.
- Platforms
- iOS and Android
- One React Native codebase covers both. A separate native build is occasionally the right answer and we will say so when it is.
- The accounts
- In your name
- Apple Developer and Google Play accounts registered to your company, not ours. The app stays yours if we part ways.
Named, so you can check it.
You are entitled to know what your business will be running on, and to have somebody else look at the answer.
Mobile
- React Native
- Expo
- expo-router
- NativeWind
Back end
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- WebSockets
Delivery
- App Store
- Google Play
- Over-the-air updates
Four steps, and you are in two of them.
- 01
We work out if you need an app
Often a fast mobile website does the job and an app is an expensive habit. We would rather tell you that on the first call than after the invoice.
- 02
Scope, screens and timeline
What is in version one and what is deliberately not. Apps get expensive when version one tries to be version three.
- 03
You get builds on your phone
Test builds from early on, installed on your device. You use the app while it is being built rather than reviewing screenshots.
- 04
Submission and after
We handle the store review, and over-the-air updates mean most fixes reach your users without waiting for another review.
The apps we have actually shipped.
Named, linked and live. Open any of them in another tab and check that it is a real business before you read another word here.
Rated by the people we built all of that for.
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Three reasons to call somebody else.
- You want an app because a competitor has one. That is not a reason, and we will ask you for a better one before quoting.
- Your users would open it twice a year. A fast website is the right answer and costs you a fraction of this.
- You need a guaranteed date on the store. Six weeks is our build and our submission. The review after it is Apple's and Google's, and we will not promise you a date that is not ours to give.
We would rather lose the enquiry here than three weeks into a project neither of us wanted.
What people in Madurai actually ask us.
It depends on how much the app has to do and whether it needs its own backend, which most useful apps do. A single-screen catalogue app and a booking platform with payments and live availability are different pieces of work. We scope before quoting rather than giving you a number you cannot plan around.
Yes, from one React Native and Expo codebase. That is the point of the stack: you fund one build and ship to both stores, and a fix lands on both at once instead of twice.
We have shipped a two-app system in production: a customer app and an owner app on one shared backend, with real-time availability, booking locks and payments. It is our own product rather than a client's, and we say so plainly, which also means we can show you the inside of it rather than a screenshot.
You do. They are registered to your company, not ours, along with the code and the backend. An agency that keeps your store account keeps your app, and that is not an arrangement we offer.
Six weeks from the first call to submitting it, for a first version that does one job properly. After that the wait is Apple's and Google's: their review can take a few days to a week, and a rejection costs another round, which is why we build to the guidelines from the start rather than discovering them at the end.
For most businesses a fast mobile website is enough, and we will tell you so. An app earns its cost when you need push notifications, offline use, the camera or GPS, or when your users open it every week. If none of those are true, you are buying a habit your customers do not have.
Yes, and most updates reach users over the air without another store review. Bigger changes go through review normally. Either way we can maintain it under a support agreement or hand it over to your own team.
Tell us what the app would do.
Not the features, the job. Who opens it, how often, and what they are trying to get done. We will tell you honestly whether an app is the right answer.