Mobile app MVP planner
Define the user job, accounts, data, payments and first store release (Android first, iOS first or both) before development.
Mobile app development
TechTenstein works from India on mobile apps that start with the task your users need to complete, not a long feature list. We can scope an Android or iOS application, design the core journey and build it through reviewable milestones.
Discuss this project ↗Founders and teams with a specific mobile use case, a product owner and a budget for development and maintenance.
How the project runs
An app MVP moves through the same six checkpoints. The design review happens on screen flows before implementation, and you approve the release before it is submitted from your store account.
Store accounts and approvals remain with the owner. Store acceptance, review times and downloads cannot be guaranteed. Regulated features, payments and third-party APIs need separate review.
We confirm scope, fees, timelines and ownership in the project agreement. A brief is an enquiry, not a purchase or a promise of delivery.
How the project process works →Free · no email required
Use these before you request a proposal. They organise the decisions; they are not quotes or proof of results.
Define the user job, accounts, data, payments and first store release (Android first, iOS first or both) before development.
Combine preliminary checks, contrast guidance and the human tests an app journey still needs.
Check proposed text and interface colours against WCAG 2.2 thresholds in the browser.
Combine in one reviewed scope
Related work can be combined in one reviewed scope. We do not bundle unrelated deliverables merely to make a project larger.
Before you start
We can scope an Android or iOS application, or both. Which platforms the product needs at launch is one of the first decisions in the brief. The free mobile app MVP planner lets you compare Android first, iOS first, or both together before development.
A prioritised MVP scope with platform and integration decisions, screen flows and a design review before implementation, application development with agreed device and functional testing, and release preparation with owner-assisted store submission.
No. Store accounts and approvals remain with the owner, and store reviews are external decisions. Store acceptance, review times and downloads cannot be guaranteed.
Store accounts remain with the owner. You approve the release, and app-store access is handled through scoped access rather than passwords in a brief. At handover you receive the agreed source, access and operation notes.
It depends on the features, integrations and ongoing support. Sign-in, payments and sensitive data change the scope, so they are decided early; regulated features and third-party APIs need separate review. Send a brief for a scoped proposal. Any budget you share is indicative, not a price agreement.
Your next step
You don’t need a perfect specification to start. You can also email contact@techtenstein.com.