Most app development enquiries that reach us from Rajkot ask the same first question: Android only, or both? Our answer is to build both from one codebase in Flutter or React Native, because adding iOS at the start costs little, while adding it a year later is a second project. Dealers, technicians and factory staff in Saurashtra are mostly on Android, but owners, doctors and the overseas buyers of an exporter are often on iPhone, and a business app has to open on both.
Publishing is part of the job, not an extra. We set up the Google Play Console and Apple Developer accounts in your company's name, prepare the listing, screenshots and privacy policy, handle the review back and forth, and keep the signing keys in your records so you are never locked out of your own app. Google Play now requires every developer account to complete identity verification, with a registered business address, a working phone number and, for organisations, a D-U-N-S number, before an app can be published or updated. Apple has had equivalent checks for years. We walk Rajkot clients through both in the first week so the launch is not held up at the end.
Two integrations come up in nearly every Rajkot app. UPI collection through a payment gateway, so a dealer or patient can pay inside the app and the payment lands against the right invoice; see payment gateway integration. And WhatsApp through the official business API, which we use for order confirmations, OTPs, dispatch updates and reminders, so your customers hear from the app in the channel they already check. Both are quoted inside the fixed scope, not as later add-ons.
