App Development Company in Gurgaon
App development company in Gurgaon for Android, iOS, and Flutter. Simple apps from ₹50,000. Aukark is in DLF Phase 2 and on Golf Course Road.
Discuss your projectWhat an app company in Gurgaon should be able to say
An app development company in Gurgaon should be able to say which store the first version ships to, which framework it uses, and what the published price bands mean. Aukark builds Android apps in Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, iOS apps in Swift, and Flutter apps when one codebase should reach both stores. The engineering detail is on mobile app development. This page is the local version: offices, prices, and the decisions that belong in a brief before anyone opens a repository.
A simple single-platform app is ₹50,000 – ₹1,00,000. A cross-platform Flutter app is ₹1,00,000 – ₹2,00,000. An app with accounts, payments, and an admin panel is ₹2,00,000 – ₹4,00,000. Those are published ranges for those shapes of work. A written proposal replaces them when the screen list, the languages, or the integrations are known. You use the bands to see which shape you are buying, and the proposal sets the figure for your screens.
The studio was founded on 14 November 2020. The team is 15 people. Meet at DLF Phase 2, Sector 25, Gurugram, on +91 94522 09150, or at Golf Course Road, Sector 54, Gurugram, on +91 78359 61012.
Choosing Android, iOS, or Flutter
Choose a single platform when the first customers are on one store and a second interface would only delay the lesson. Android is Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, with Play Store listing, signing, and the device list you actually need to support. iOS is Swift, with TestFlight before review, privacy labels, and an account the reviewer can use if the app has accounts. The simple-app band covers that smaller first version on one platform.
Choose Flutter when the screens are forms, lists, and detail pages that should feel the same on both phones, and you want one codebase. The Flutter band is the middle figure. Flutter is a weak choice when the product is a hardware integration or a peripheral that already has a native SDK you must live inside. In that case the native app is the honest recommendation, even if the other store comes later.
An existing native app can take a Flutter module for one flow at a time. The flow is chosen because it is stable, rebuilt beside the old screens, and only then considered for the rest of the app. A full rewrite is a different project and a different quote. React Native is discussed when you already have it in production. The proposal names the framework and the first flow you will ship.
What the three price bands include
The first band, ₹50,000 – ₹1,00,000, is a smaller first version on one platform: a clear job and a limited set of screens. Accounts, payments, and an admin panel sit in the third band. If the brief adds those, the quote moves with them. Offline behaviour, when the job needs it, is written into the same brief. A field team that loses signal gets a defined rule for what the phone saved.
The second band, ₹1,00,000 – ₹2,00,000, is the Flutter shape: one codebase aimed at both stores, with store listings for both platforms because both stores are the point of the choice. The proposal lists the integrations the figure includes. If you only need one store, the first band is the better fit and you pay for one submission.
The third band, ₹2,00,000 – ₹4,00,000, is an app whose first version includes accounts, payments, and an admin panel. Accounts mean sign-in and recovery. Payments mean the customer can pay, while the card or UPI details stay with the payment provider. The admin panel is the screen your staff use without borrowing a phone. Leave any of the three out and the quote can move down. Add a second language, live stock, or several roles, and the quote can move up. The proposal is the number that matters.
Store submission and the week of review
Submission is part of the project. Certificates, privacy declarations, screenshots, and the review notes are prepared with the build. The developer account is yours, so the app lives in your account after handover. Apple's review and Google's review run on their own clocks. The plan leaves room for one resubmission. A rejection comes back with a reason. The next build answers that reason. You receive a build that matches the agreed screens, runs on the agreed devices, and is ready to submit.
TestFlight or an internal track is how the people who will use the app try it before the public listing. They get the job to finish. Their notes about a missing status arrive while the change is still cheap to make. You get a tighter first public version because the people who do the job tried it first.
A website is often the right first ship. Websites start from ₹15,000. An app is the right ship when a signed-in job, a notification, or a phone-only context is the product. When the business needs a page and a phone number, that is a website, and the Gurgaon SEO page is SEO Company in Gurgaon. The two scopes stay separate so each one is priced for the job it does.
A brief that can be priced in Gurugram
Describe one job. Who opens the app, what they must finish, and what staff see afterwards. A booking, an order, and a status check are different jobs. Name the one job the first version finishes. Bring the exceptions: the payment that fails, the slot that was double-booked, the item that is unavailable after lunch. Those exceptions decide whether you need an admin panel.
The published website and marketing studies are Ganga Tourist, Arte Salon, and Aurafloral, on the work page. Read them to see how the studio writes up a website, a local listing, and a shop. Your app is scoped from the job and the screens in your brief. When an app study is published, it will be a page of its own on the work hub.
Design of the flows can be part of the same engagement or a prior one. UI/UX design includes the product decisions about what the first release leaves out. A prototype tried by the person who does the job will change the screen list. Change the screen list before the quote is treated as final, not after the build has started.
How the build is handed over
The repository, the store account, and the admin user for your staff belong to you. Signing keys are documented. A short note says how to ship a small fix and how to add a user. Training is a session on the real screens, at DLF Phase 2, on Golf Course Road, or on a call. You leave able to complete the daily tasks on those screens.
The first weeks after release cover the issues the prototype did not catch: a permission prompt people deny, a status the staff invent a workaround for, a payment state the provider reports differently from the mock. Those fixes are a named window. A new platform or a new role is quoted as the next piece of work. The original band covers the agreed screens.
When the work is an internal tool, the right page is custom software. When it is a signed-in browser product, the right page is web app development. Aukark names that fit in the proposal. A staff admin that people use at a desk is often a website, and the phone app is reserved for the job that belongs on the phone.
Questions worth asking before you sign
Ask which band the shape of your app falls into, and what would move it. Ask whose store account will own the binary. Ask what happens when review rejects the build. Ask whether payment details stay with the provider. The answers on this page are the bands above, your account, a resubmission against the stated reason, and yes, the provider holds the instrument.
Ask who you will meet. The answer is a team of 15, founded on 14 November 2020, at one of the two Gurugram offices or on a call. The published studies on the work page are Ganga Tourist, Arte Salon, and Aurafloral. They show website and marketing work you can read before the app brief.
You leave the conversation with a band, a screen list, and a handover plan. The build matches the agreed screens, runs on the agreed devices, and is prepared for submission. The proposal states the framework, the store account, and the first version you will receive.
Questions
How much does an app cost in Gurgaon?
A simple single-platform app is ₹50,000 – ₹1,00,000. A cross-platform Flutter app is ₹1,00,000 – ₹2,00,000. An app with accounts, payments, and an admin panel is ₹2,00,000 – ₹4,00,000. A written proposal replaces these bands once the screens and integrations are known. Websites start from ₹15,000 and are a separate scope.
Do you build Android, iOS, and Flutter?
Yes. Android uses Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. iOS uses Swift. Flutter is the cross-platform option when one codebase should ship to both stores. An existing native app can take a Flutter module one flow at a time. The proposal names which of these the first version uses.
Where is the team based?
Aukark was founded on 14 November 2020 and the team is 15 people. Headquarters is DLF Phase 2, Sector 25, Gurugram, on +91 94522 09150. The Golf Course Road office is in Sector 54, Gurugram, on +91 78359 61012.
Which case studies can I read?
Ganga Tourist, Arte Salon, and Aurafloral are website and marketing case studies on the work page. Open those write-ups to see the work. Your app engagement is scoped from the screens, the store, and the job in your brief.