Market leader
With a market share of 70%, an Android app reaches the largest number of users.
Android app development agency
We build state-of-the-art Android apps that reach your customers on smartphones, smartwatches and every other mobile device. Our Android apps: stable, powerful and user-friendly.
A partner for the entire app lifecycle
There are good reasons to have your app on both major platforms, Android and iOS. With aceArt you haven't just found an Android app agency, but an agency that develops for both Android and iOS. For you as a client this means: developing for the second platform costs less, because we're already up to speed. Like any website, an app needs maintenance, care and further development. We'll gladly look after your app, making sure bugs are fixed on all devices, optimisations are integrated cleanly and technology updates are implemented correctly.
Why an Android app?
Open source
The Android platform is open source and gives developers more freedom in designing and implementing apps compared to other platforms, and there are no licence fees.
Every device
Updates and maintenance are easier to carry out, since changes to a single codebase are enough.
Google integration
Seamless integration of Google services like Google Maps, Gmail, Google Drive and others makes developing apps with advanced features considerably easier.
Flexible app publishing
Simple Android apps can be built with little effort. Developers are free to publish apps through different channels: the official Google Play Store, alternative app stores or even their own websites.
High usability & UX
The quality of Android apps shows above all in the user experience. Android allows extensive interface customisation and lets developers shape features entirely around individual requirements.
Our approach
Three phases in which we accompany you, from the first concept to your app in production.
Idea & concept
We see ourselves as a partner working with you towards the best result. That's why we support you in finding a suitable use case, developing wireframes, and validating your prototype.
Agile development
As a client you are closely involved in the development process. Short iterations mean you can adjust course at any time and quickly receive an app that meets and exceeds your expectations. Every iteration is followed by your feedback, which keeps costs low and quality high.
Go-live & optimisation
Once the last line of code is written, we take care of a smooth go-live. If you want, we stay on as your partner in the background, optimising and maintaining the app so you can focus on your core business while it does what it should.
Questions before the project starts
Audience analysis
Who are your users?
Think about who the main users of your app should be. Are they existing customers, new target groups or your company’s employees?
What are their needs?
Find out which problems your users have and how your app can solve them. This helps you shape your app’s features and design accordingly.
Purpose and features of the app
What should the app do?
Create a list of the core features your app should offer. Focus on the features that deliver the greatest value to your users.
Which platforms should be supported?
Consider whether your app should be available on iOS, Android or both. This influences the choice between a native, hybrid or web app.
Budget planning
What is your budget?
App development costs can vary widely depending on complexity and desired functionality. Clear budget planning helps you set realistic goals and choose the right technology.
Weighing cost and benefit
Consider which kind of app offers the best return for your budget. A web app might be cheaper, while a native app may deliver higher user engagement and satisfaction.
Timeframe and resources
How quickly should the app be ready?
The development timeframe is another decisive factor. If you’re planning a fast market launch, a hybrid or PWA solution might be more suitable than a complex native app.
Which resources are available?
Identify what you need for app development: financial means, technical infrastructure and people: developers, designers and project managers. Plan the use of these resources carefully to ensure the project finishes within the planned timeframe and budget.
Long-term vision
How should the app evolve?
Also think about your app’s future development. Is easy scalability required? Should the app gain additional features later?
How will the app be maintained?
Plan how often updates should be released and who will be responsible for maintenance and further development.
Hybrid vs. native vs. web app
What’s the difference, and which kind of app suits you best? We’ll gladly talk it through with you.
Learn more in our blog post