Android App Development
Flutter apps taken from one idea to a signed Google Play release, including the store paperwork that stalls most first launches.
Android apps, websites, interfaces and brand identity — priced up front, built in visible steps, and transferred to you at the end.
Not a menu of everything. These are the areas Getwiy has shipped real work in, which is a different claim.
Flutter apps taken from one idea to a signed Google Play release, including the store paperwork that stalls most first launches.
Hand-built sites that load fast on a phone and belong to you. No page builder, no monthly platform rent, nothing to break on an update.
Flow first, then layout, then detail. You see the reasoning behind each decision rather than a finished picture to accept or reject.
A mark that carries a meaning, with the palette, type and rules that keep it consistent from app icon to store listing.
Store listings written to pass policy on the first review, and social accounts with a rhythm that can actually be sustained.
An idea turned into something real enough to put in front of users, without the six-month detour.
The clearest way to judge an engineering company is something it had to finish. Aqraez is Getwiy’s own Android app, taken the whole distance — design, build, localisation, store paperwork and release.
One product, carried from the first idea through design, build and localisation to a signed, release-ready package. No part of it was handed off.
Built so the app makes no network requests at all. That is a structural decision, not a setting — and it is what lets the data safety declaration say nothing is collected.
Listing, content rating, data safety, privacy policy hosting and closed testing. The part that stalls most first releases was handled here.
A message in your own words. No form, no discovery call. What you are building, who it is for, and when you need it.
Scope, timeline and price in writing before anything is built. If the work is not a good fit, you are told that instead of being sold to.
Delivered in pieces small enough to review. Every handover says what was checked and what could not be.
Source, design files, accounts and passwords transferred at the end. When the project closes, the work still runs.
It depends entirely on scope, so a number before a conversation would be a guess. Send what you have in mind and you get a written figure before work begins. That figure does not move unless the scope does.
A small business site is usually days rather than weeks. An app depends on what it has to do — a multi-language app takes months, a single-screen tool does not. Whatever the honest answer is, it goes in the plan before work starts.
Yes. Source files, design files, domain and hosting accounts are transferred to you. Nothing is kept as leverage, and you are never locked into a platform you have to keep paying for.
Yes — listing copy, screenshots, content rating, data safety declarations, privacy policy hosting and the closed testing period.
That is fine. Getwiy can take one part of the work and fit around what already exists rather than insisting on rebuilding everything.
Email, or whichever channel you already use. You deal directly with the person leading the build.
A short message is enough. You get a written plan and a figure back, usually within a day.