Kotlin Android app development services

Build your native Android app with a programming language endorsed by Google!

Our Kotlin Android app development services boost possibilities

Skriware

Our client Skriware needed a new version of their mobile application that would be performant, scalable, flexible, and open for integrations with new sensors. The natural choice was to create a native application in Kotlin. Thanks to our solution, the new possibilities for Skriware have arrived, as they were noticed by Kiros 50 - competition for the most innovative businesses in the world!

Looking for a solution that will make your idea come true?

If you have an idea for a native Android app, come to us, and we will be more than happy to forge it into a successful end product.

Native Android development company suited to your needs

If you want your application to run natively on the Android operating system, we're here to help. Our Android development services are based on the Kotlin framework, which Google chose in 2019 as the preferred language for Android app development.

Our Kotlin developers are highly educated and always ready to lend a helping hand. Create your native Android app the right way with mDevelopers!

Why choose Kotlin for native Android development?

Fast development

Writing application code in Kotlin is much faster than with Java or any other framework.

Mature solution

Kotlin was created in 2011 and had only been growing since then. 60% of the top 1000 apps on the app store were made using Kotlin.

Go-to native programming language

Kotlin is a preferred programming language for Android app development. Google has endorsed it.

Reduction of bugs

Kotlin code is much cleaner than it would be with Java. Clean code means fewer bugs and errors.

Quality code

Kotlin code can be even 30% shorter than Java one. It is also well-organized. Thanks to that, technical debt is relatively rare in Kotlin apps.

Compatibility

Kotlin programming language replaced the previous programming language - Java but is still compatible

Our Kotlin Android development process

Discovery workshop

Get a preliminary cost estimate architecture adapted to your KPIs, necessary documentation, and set goals.

Prototyping

Get a clickable prototype developed by our designers. It will be a visual representation of your Android app.

Project Kickoff

Meet your team, and determine the cooperation. After this step, the development of your Android app begins!

Design

Let’s build an app that will stand out on the market. Our UI designers will take care of the visual layer of the application to make it appealing to your end-users.

Development & QA

With daily or weekly meetings, you will become a part of our Scrum development team working on your Android app and always have all the latest information.

Maintenance

After the end of the cooperation, we can constantly support your new Android solution to ensure that performance, user experience, and security are always at the highest level.

Kick-start your Android project with mDevelopers!

If you have any more questions or would like to start creating your native Android app now, meet with us at our Free Consultation.

Our mobile tech stack also includes

REACT NATIVE

FLUTTER

IONIC

SWIFT

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Frequently asked questions

What Android development languages do we use?
When it comes to native development, our main technology is Kotlin. Kotlin is the best choice if you want to create an application that works on Android platforms. Google, owners of this specific mobile operating system announced back in 2019 that Kotlin is now a preferred development language for Android developers. Ipso facto Kotlin took place of Java. More than half of the top 1,000 apps on the Google Play Store are written in this language. If you want your app to run on different platforms then we can offer you languages such as React Native, Flutter, or Ionic. All of those languages are made for cross-platform and hybrid app development.
How much does Android app development cost?
The cost of Android app development depends on many factors that affect the final estimate. These factors among others are the complexity, technologies used, external integrations, number of screen pages, and many many more. At mDevelopers, we attach great importance to discussing all these factors and preparing the best possible estimate. Therefore, the best way to find out about development costs is to contact us, and/or use our Free Consultation!
Should I invest in an Android mobile app?
People spend in front of the smartphone screen approximately 5h a day, according to Statista research. This means that a smartphone application can be a full-fledged channel for generating business. The growing dominance of mobile applications makes it much more difficult, if not impossible, to stay on the market without such a tool. What's more, having a mobile application, you have a chance to increase the visibility of your brand and reach a wider group of users. When you decide to cooperate with mDevelopers we can guarantee that this investment will pay off.
Do you provide maintenance support for Android apps?
Yes. Android application development, like any mobile app development, is an ongoing process. You will need to fix bugs that arise, update your app to suit changing market needs, and stay updated with evolving regulations. Our team provides ongoing maintenance and support to ensure your app offers high performance and grows in line with your business ambitions.
What is better - hybrid or native app?
It all depends on the platforms your application should run on. It is worth paying attention to this aspect at the beginning of the project, so the long-term success will be within the reach. Hybrid applications - those that work on both iOS and Android, are a great solution if your business needs to anticipate the release of applications for these two most important mobile operating systems. By using technologies such as Ionic, React Native, or Flutter, developers are able to create one code that will work on all mobile platforms. These applications only mimic the feel of native applications. So if your application is to hit only one platform (in this case Android), native development is the way to go!