Native or cross-platform?
Native apps are built separately for iPhone and Android. Cross-platform tools such as Flutter or React Native share most of the code between both. Ask each team what they propose, why, and what it means for future updates.
Mobile apps, web systems, portals and integrations. Tell us what you want to build, and we match you with 3 suitable development teams — your number stays private until you know who they are.
Choose what you need. One request can cover design, development, integration and support after launch.
Pick your platforms and features. You get a scope checklist to send to every developer, so all quotes cover the same work.
A scope list, not a quote. Developers will still ask questions, but a clear scope makes their quotes comparable.
Most software projects that go wrong were unclear at the start. These six points keep yours on track.
Native apps are built separately for iPhone and Android. Cross-platform tools such as Flutter or React Native share most of the code between both. Ask each team what they propose, why, and what it means for future updates.
A first version with only the essential features (often called an MVP) reaches users sooner and shows what they really use. Ask developers to split your scope into a first release and later phases.
Publish the app under your company’s own Apple and Google developer accounts, not the developer’s. Moving an app between accounts later is extra work you can avoid from day one.
Good Arabic support is more than translated text: screens flip right-to-left, icons and numbers are placed correctly, and fonts are easy to read. Ask to see Arabic screens from their past work.
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New or existing, and which platforms. About one minute.
ITNeed matches you with development teams with experience in your type of project.
You hear each team’s name first. Then they call to walk through your idea.
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It depends on the platforms and features. Use the scope list above, and ask each team for a plan with milestones rather than a single end date.
A fixed price suits a clear, stable scope. Paying for time suits projects that will change as you learn. Either way, agree how changes are approved and priced.
Yes. Choose “Improve an existing system” in the request. The new team will need the source code and access to your store and server accounts.
No. We don’t publish lists or rankings of developers. We match your project with suitable teams and introduce them by name before anyone gets your contact details.
One request, intelligently matched to 3 development teams. Your idea is shared as a summary, your details only with the teams you hear about.