Mobile App Development in Pakistan
Cross-platform apps taken from concept through to store listing — one codebase that feels native on both iOS and Android, built by the team that will still be there after launch.
Avenix Studio builds cross-platform mobile applications from its base in Lahore, Pakistan, for clients locally and internationally. We use React Native and Flutter so a single codebase serves both iOS and Android, and we handle the work through to submission on the App Store and Google Play.
Where Avenix Studio comes in.
Cross-platform apps
One codebase running on both iOS and Android, chosen per project between React Native and Flutter rather than fixed in advance.
App and API together
The app and the backend it depends on built by the same team, so the data model and the interface are designed against each other.
Store submission
Listing assets, store metadata and the submission process handled through to approval on the App Store and Google Play.
Companion apps for existing platforms
A mobile front end for a business that already runs on the web, sharing the same API rather than forking the logic.
Post-launch iteration
Releases after version one — the fixes and additions that only become obvious once real users are in the app.
The process, step by step.
Define version one
We agree the smallest app worth shipping and what deliberately waits for version two, because a first release that tries to do everything ships late and learns nothing.
Choose the framework
React Native or Flutter, decided against your requirements — existing codebase, device features needed, and who will maintain it — not by habit.
Design for the device
Screens designed mobile-first against real platform conventions, so the app reads as native on each platform rather than as a website in a frame.
Build and test on hardware
Development with milestone builds you can install and use, tested on real devices on both platforms rather than only in a simulator.
Submit and support
We prepare the listing, submit to both stores, and stay on through review and the first release window.
What we build it with.
- React Native
- Expo
- Flutter
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- REST APIs
- Figma
- Lottie
Recent builds.
Our published case studies are web platforms; we have not published a mobile app case study yet. These are the closest recent builds — the same team, the same product engineering behind the interface.
Straight answers.
The questions we are asked most about this service — answered directly, so you can decide before you call.
Should I build one cross-platform app or two native apps?
For most businesses a single cross-platform codebase is the better call: one team, one set of features to keep in sync, and both platforms released together. Separate native apps are worth the extra cost when the product depends heavily on platform-specific hardware or on the very latest operating-system features.
React Native or Flutter — which do you use?
We work in both and choose per project. React Native tends to win when there is already a React or Next.js codebase and shared logic, and when the team maintaining it knows JavaScript. Flutter tends to win when the interface is highly custom and needs to look identical on both platforms. We make the recommendation during scoping and explain the trade-off.
How much does it cost to build an app in Pakistan?
We quote per project rather than from a price list, because the range is wide: a focused single-purpose app and a multi-role app with payments and a custom backend are different builds. You receive a fixed written quote and a milestone timeline before any work starts.
Do you handle publishing to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. Store listing assets, metadata and the submission itself are part of the engagement, and we stay on through the review process. Developer accounts are registered in your name so you own the listings.
Can you build the backend as well as the app?
Yes, and we prefer to. When the same team builds the API and the app, the data model is designed against the screens that consume it, which removes a whole category of integration problems later.
What happens after the app is launched?
There is a support window after go-live for anything that surfaces in real usage. Beyond that, ongoing releases and feature work are available on request — apps need maintenance as the platforms themselves update.
What else we do.
Tell us what you are building.
Send us the problem in a sentence or two. You will get a scoped proposal with a fixed quote and a timeline before any work starts — not a sales sequence.