Icon and colours
Your palette and icon are applied across the whole app, not to one screen.
Your brand in the App Store and Google Play
Your icon with your name sits on the phone screen — the app is published as the company's own product, not a section of someone else's marketplace.
People install your company's app instead of hunting for you inside somebody else's catalogue next to competitors. The icon on their screen is already a reminder you do not pay for.
- your icon, not someone else's marketplace
- found by your company name
- no competitors alongside
What's inside
Presentation and getting into the stores is work we do; the result belongs to you.
Name and description
How the company is called in the store and what people read before installing.
Store listing
Screenshots, description and keywords — they decide whether search finds you.
Developer account
Your own, in your company's name: the app stays with the business.
Store review
A rejection is investigated and a corrected build shipped — part of the work, not a separate invoice.
System updates
New iOS and Android versions and changes to store rules are on our side.
How it works
The first release takes weeks. The timing is set not by assembly but by how fast the content arrives and by store review.
We put the presentation together
Icon, palette, typeface and name — from your brand identity.
We prepare the store pages
Description, screenshots and keywords for both platforms.
We publish and keep it running
We pass review, release, and keep updating — inside the subscription, without separate invoices.
Where it matters most
Let's release an app
under your brand
Tell us about your customer scenario — we'll suggest the right modules and the scope of the first release.
Discuss an appQuestions about brand and stores
Will the app be published under our name?
Yes. Name, icon, colours and content are yours, and in the stores it is published as your company's own product.
Whose developer account is needed?
Preferably yours: that way the app belongs to the business and stays with it whatever happens. We help open it and publish together.
What if a store rejects the app?
We look into the reason and ship a corrected version. That is part of the work and is not charged separately.
Who pays the store fees?
Apple and Google charge them to the account holder, that is you. It is the only unavoidable payment towards the stores.