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AppVerse is an app development company serving Dubai and the wider UAE remotely. One senior team designs, builds and launches your iOS, Android and web apps, with AI built in and a fixed price per milestone.
A senior engineer replies within one business day.
India is 1.5 hours ahead of Dubai, so reviews happen inside your day.
Bilingual apps with right-to-left layouts designed in from the first screen.
Code in your repositories from day one, with all code and IP yours.
We cover the whole path from idea to the App Store and Google Play: product and UX design, the app itself, back-end APIs, testing, store submission and updates after launch. One plan runs across iOS and Android, so features, release notes and store listings stay in step, and the same people who wrote the code keep shipping fixes and improvements.
We are based in Gurugram, India, and have no office in the UAE. India is 1.5 hours ahead of Gulf Standard Time, so most of your day overlaps with ours, and we plan around your Monday-to-Friday week. You see the working app at a demo every week, not a slide deck.
Most apps are well served by one shared codebase. We reach for Flutter when you want a single codebase with a consistent, custom interface on both platforms, and React Native when your team already works in React and wants to share logic with a web app. Both keep cost and release effort lower than two separate native apps.
Native Swift and Kotlin still earn their place when an app leans hard on device hardware, background work or platform-specific patterns. We recommend an approach during scoping and write down the trade-offs in cost, speed and long-term maintenance, so the decision rests on your product, not on our preferences.
Many Dubai products need a web platform as much as an app: a customer portal, a booking system, a marketplace or the admin console your operations team lives in. We build these with Next.js and a typed back end, with role-based access, payments, dashboards and integrations into the CRM and ERP systems you already run.
Web and mobile share one back end and one design system, so a change to pricing, content or permissions lands everywhere at once. Where a public site matters for search, we build for fast loading and clean structure from the start, rather than trying to fix performance after launch.
Apps for UAE audiences usually need Arabic and English from the first release. We design right-to-left layouts properly, mirroring navigation, icons and number formats where it matters, and review copy with your Arabic-speaking team before anything ships. Retrofitting Arabic into an English-only app costs far more than planning it up front.
AI is built in where it does a real job: an assistant that answers from your own content, smart search, summaries, voice input or document and photo capture. Model calls run behind your own API, never with keys inside the app, and come with fallbacks when the model is unsure and limits that keep costs predictable.
We don't publish a price list, because effort depends on screens, integrations, platforms, languages and how much AI the app needs. After a free 20-minute scoping call, you get a written proposal that splits the build into milestones, each with a fixed price, deliverables and a timeline. Nothing starts until you agree to it.
If something new comes up mid-build, we raise it, and you decide whether to add it, swap it for something else or keep it for a later release. We recommend keeping store accounts, cloud hosting and third-party services in your own name, so you see those costs directly and keep full control after launch.
Free, 20 minutes, in your working day. NDA signed before you share anything sensitive.
Milestones, deliverables, timeline and a fixed price per milestone, invoiced in AED or USD.
A working build at every weekly demo, with a daily overlap for decisions.
Store submission, monitoring and updates, run by the same team that built the app.

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Design and ship a complete AI-native product, ready for launch.

A senior team embedded with yours, working in your time zone.
No. AppVerse is based in Gurugram, India, and builds apps for Dubai and UAE clients remotely. India is 1.5 hours ahead of Gulf Standard Time, so most of your working day overlaps with ours, Monday to Friday. We meet by video, phone or WhatsApp and can invoice in AED or USD.
For most apps, Flutter is the better value: one codebase, one team and a consistent interface on iOS and Android. Native Swift and Kotlin make sense when the app depends heavily on device hardware, background processing or platform-specific features. We recommend one during scoping and write down the trade-offs so you can decide.
Yes. We design bilingual apps with proper right-to-left layouts, including navigation, icons and number formats, and review Arabic copy with your team before release. Planning both languages from the first screen is much cheaper than adding Arabic later, so we raise it in scoping even if Arabic comes in a second release.
It depends on the number of screens and user roles, integrations, platforms, languages and any AI features. We don't publish prices, but you never start without one: after the free scoping call you get a written proposal with a fixed price per milestone, and that price holds once you agree to it.
You do. Code lives in your repositories, cloud services run in your own account, and we recommend publishing under your own App Store and Google Play developer accounts. If you later bring development in-house or move to another team, you keep everything, including the documentation we produced along the way.
Yes. The same team that built the app handles store updates, operating system changes, bug fixes and new features after launch. We set up crash reporting and analytics before release, so decisions about what to improve next are based on how people actually use the app.
Book a free 20-minute scoping call during your working day. You'll get a written proposal with a fixed price per milestone.