An app is a bigger and longer commitment than a website, which means mistakes cost more. Here are the real steps and real numbers.
Why Flutter
You used to need two apps — one for Android, one for iOS — with two codebases, two teams and double the cost. Flutter lets one codebase produce both. That's why we start at 70,000 EGP instead of twice that.
The bigger win isn't the build cost though — it's that every future update happens once instead of twice.
The steps
- Define the problem — what does this app actually solve? If you can't say it in one sentence, the idea isn't ready.
- Scope the MVP — the smallest feature set that's genuinely useful. Start there.
- Map the user journey — from open to value. Every extra step loses users.
- Design — an interface that feels native, not a website squeezed into an app.
- Backend and API — the invisible part that decides whether it holds up under load.
- Admin panel — so you manage content and users without a developer.
- Test — on real devices, not just simulators.
- Publish — to both stores, allowing time for review.
A download isn't success. Success is the second time they open it.
The mistake almost everyone makes
Teams spend the entire budget on building and forget that downloads are a vanity metric. If someone installs and never opens it again, you paid for a number. What matters is activation — reaching the moment they feel the value, fast.
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How much does a mobile app cost in Egypt?
A Flutter app covering both iOS and Android starts at 70,000 EGP, including custom UI, backend and API, an admin panel, and store publishing. Cost rises with feature complexity and integrations.
Two native apps or one Flutter app?
Flutter lets one codebase serve both stores. Two native apps cost roughly double and slow every future update. For most projects Flutter is simply the correct economic decision.
How long does it take?
Eight to twelve weeks for a typical app, from scoping to launch. Store review adds days and sometimes comes back with notes.