Mobile App Maintenance & Support Services for Stable, Reliable Applications

We support existing React Native, Expo, Flutter, native Android and native iOS applications, subject to a technical fit review. We also work with common mobile APIs, authentication flows, notification services, device integrations, Firebase, Supabase and approved custom backends. 

Yes. We can onboard an inherited application after reviewing the repository, build workflow, environments, store ownership, signing model, available documentation, known issues and monitoring evidence. An unstable app may need a separate code audit or stabilization phase before monthly support begins. 

Mobile App Bug Fixing is a one-time service for a specific urgent problem such as a crash, broken build or release blocker. Monthly support reserves recurring capacity for ongoing fixes, monitoring review, compatibility, updates, release assistance and maintenance reporting. If the app is broken now, begin with the bug-fixing service. 

At the beginning of each cycle, we agree on a prioritized backlog. Production-impacting issues and release risks come first, followed by recurring errors, approved updates, performance work and minor improvements. Engineering, directly related testing, release support and reporting use the available plan capacity. 

Standard monthly-plan hours normally expire at month-end because capacity is reserved in advance. For an eligible prepaid three-month commitment, the agreement may allow up to 25% of one month's unused capacity to roll forward once, but not beyond the paid quarter. 

No. The initial response target covers acknowledgement, assessment and coordination during published business hours. Diagnosis and resolution depend on reproducibility, access, device and build cycles, third-party dependencies, release review and available plan capacity. We communicate expected effort after reviewing the request. 

Standard plans cover defined business hours and do not include 24/7 monitoring, weekend availability or guaranteed resolution SLAs. Extended coverage can be discussed and contracted separately only when staffing, escalation and response rules are clear. 

Version and compatibility review is included. Compatible patch or minor updates may be completed within available capacity after approval. Major or breaking upgrades, native migration work and broad regression testing require a separate estimate because effort varies by packages, architecture, build systems and supported platforms. 

We can review agreed supported OS versions, platform behavior, permissions, target SDK requirements and release risks, then prioritize approved compatibility work. No service can guarantee identical behavior on every device, OS version or third-party SDK. 

We can review agreed dashboards such as Crashlytics, Android vitals, App Store Connect or Sentry when they are configured and accessible. The review cadence depends on the plan. Standard maintenance is not a 24/7 security or incident-response service. 

Build, TestFlight, Play testing-track and technical submission support can use available plan capacity when agreed. Client approval and account ownership are required. Apple and Google control review, policy decisions and processing time, so approval cannot be guaranteed. 

Small improvements may fit when they are well defined and do not disrupt higher-priority maintenance work. Major features, redesigns, product roadmaps, backend rearchitecture and large migrations are estimated separately so recurring maintenance remains predictable. 

We can investigate mobile-to-backend workflows, authentication, API responses, retries, caching and data synchronization. Minor related work may fit within the plan. Broad backend repairs, new APIs, infrastructure changes or large integration programs require a separate scope. 

Access depends on the work and may include the repository, build logs, test environment, internal-distribution builds, monitoring dashboards and limited developer or store roles. Sensitive access is requested only after qualification and exchanged through an approved secure channel using least privilege. 

We complete an onboarding and baseline health review covering the app stack, repositories, build and release workflow, monitoring, critical journeys, known risks, access model and support expectations. We then confirm the suitable plan, test matrix, business hours and first prioritized backlog. 

Yes. You can select a monthly plan, receive work every month and prepay a three-month commitment. The recommended incentive is to include the initial onboarding and app health review at no additional charge instead of discounting the monthly plan. 

Cost depends on reserved monthly capacity, initial-response target, application condition, supported platforms, build and test requirements, release cadence and required coverage. We review the app and priorities first, then recommend a plan and confirm commercial terms before maintenance begins.