Mobile app development · Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Let’s decide what your app needs first. Then I’ll build it.
Maybe you have an idea, a service customers already book by phone, or an app that needs more work. I’ll help you pick what goes in the first version and build it myself, and you deal with me the whole way.
From a rough idea to an app you can try
Illustrative example, not client workThe idea
We start with sketches and questions. Your idea does not need to arrive neatly packaged.
The first version
Book your visit
- 01Service
- 02Time
- 03Confirm
Defer rewards. Keep the booking tests.
Choose one useful journey. Leave the extras for when they earn their place.
Try it
Book your visit
Choose a time that suits you
Try working software and review the details together. Pick a time and test the booking.
Start with what the customer needs to do
For a booking app, that means choosing a service, picking a time and changing the booking later. We map those steps before we pick features for the first release.
We also plan the tools your team needs behind the scenes: managing bookings, answering customers, fixing mistakes. Those go in the estimate from the start, even if customers never see them.
A first version with one clear job
A first version should let real users try the main idea. We decide which journey has to work, what we want to learn from it and what can wait. It still gets tested properly and handles user data with care.
Sometimes a website or an existing service is enough to test demand. If that is the cheaper way to find out, I’ll tell you before we commit to a custom app.
Priced per milestone, built where you can see it
I split the app into milestones, such as the core booking flow, then payments, then the store release. Each has a fixed price, and you pay after it is delivered and you have tried it.
The code and the App Store and Google Play accounts are in your name from day one. The release milestone covers preparing and submitting the app; how long the store takes to review it is up to the store.
I run an app of my own
Mounjari, my medication tracker, has 150 paying users. I ship its releases, run its subscriptions and write its Arabic, down to addressing women in the feminine form.
You can download it before we talk and judge my work from it.
See Mounjari and the rest of my workQuestions before starting
iPhone, Android or the web?
We choose based on what your customers use. The estimate names the platforms, integrations and release work it covers, because each version adds its own work.
How much does an app cost?
It depends on the scope. I price each milestone at a fixed amount, worked out at SAR 250 per estimated hour, and you pay after delivery. Hosting and other services are billed to you directly by their providers. The How I price page explains it in full.
How long will it take?
I can give you a real schedule once we have defined the first version and checked what it depends on. I won’t promise a launch date before I understand the work.
Can you work on an app we already have?
Yes. I start by reviewing the code, the current problems and the access you can give me. That tells us whether to improve it, replace part of it or rebuild.
Tell me about your app.
What should it do, who is it for, and how far have you got? A few sentences is enough to start, and the first call is free.