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Mobile apps from Szczecin that people keep on their phone.

As an app development company in Poland, we design and build apps for iOS and Android — from an MVP that validates the idea to mature products with thousands of users. We publish to the App Store and Google Play, then keep developing the app with you. A team based in Szczecin, with clients across Poland and abroad.

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Cross-platform or native?

That is the first question every client asks. The answer depends on the product — we will help you decide at the start, because it affects the budget and the timeline.

REACT NATIVE / FLUTTER

Cross-platform

One codebase for iOS and Android. Lower build and maintenance costs — 30–40% less than two separate apps. The right choice for most businesses.

SWIFT / KOTLIN

Native

Maximum performance and full access to the hardware. It makes sense for games, AR/VR and heavy use of the camera and sensors.

HYBRID

Mixed approach

A cross-platform core with performance-critical modules built natively. Good for growing products.

Mobile apps in Szczecin: the team is here on site

We are a software house from Szczecin, Poland. Our office is at Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 37/10 — you can book a meeting here or talk to us online. One team designs and builds your app, from the estimate through to publication on the App Store and Google Play, with no subcontractors and no middlemen.

We also build apps for companies across Poland and abroad — most of our projects run remotely. Need a website rather than an app? See websites.

What you get

Every bespoke mobile app is more than a set of screens on a phone:

How a mobile app is built

Integrations in the app

A mobile app usually relies on your data and on external services: accounts and sign-in, payments, push notifications, analytics, offline working with synchronisation, and a connection to your system via an API.

More about system integration →

Mobile app pricing

Rates: development €46/h net, design €35/h net. Realistic price ranges:

Euro amounts converted at the NBP mid-market rate of 14 September 2026 (€1 = 4.3391 zł) and rounded. We invoice in PLN.

MVP — minimum viable product: ca. €6,000–15,700 net (excl. VAT) The key feature, a simple backend, publication to the stores. 2–4 months.
Mid-sized app: ca. €9,700–25,400 net (excl. VAT) Accounts, payments, push notifications, admin panel, analytics.
Large product: from ca. €23,000 net (excl. VAT) Multiple modules, integrations, advanced logic, high scale.

Remember the fixed costs: an Apple account at USD 99/year, Google at USD 25 one-off, and a server for a modest monthly fee. Maintaining an app typically costs 15–25% of the build cost per year.

Feature pricing

The price range is the sum of hours of work times the rate. Below is the indicative effort for the app's foundation and typical features — the same values our cost calculator uses.

App componentHoursCost, net
Interface design, up to 5 screens28 – 58 h€980–2,030
Development of the app foundation, up to 5 screens85 – 210 h€3,910–9,660
Accounts and login10 – 26 h€460–1,200
Online payments12 – 30 h€550–1,380
Bookings and calendar14 – 34 h€640–1,560
Chat and messaging10 – 26 h€460–1,200
Push and email notifications6 – 18 h€280–830
Admin panel20 – 46 h€920–2,120
Maps and geolocation3 – 8 h€140–370
CRM integration8 – 26 h€370–1,200
Integration with an ERP or warehouse system16 – 44 h€740–2,020
AI and automation16 – 44 h€740–2,020

Design and the foundation grow with the number of screens: 5–15 screens means a multiplier of 1.7, more than 15 — 2.6. Language versions add 8–40 hours, an urgent deadline a 20% surcharge, and ready-made mock-ups in Figma cut design hours roughly fivefold.

Example: an MVP app with bookings

Up to 5 screens, interface design from scratch, login, bookings and push notifications. An illustration only, not an offer:

ItemHoursCost, net
Interface design28 – 58 h€980–2,030
Development of the app foundation85 – 210 h€3,910–9,660
Login, bookings, push30 – 78 h€1,400–3,600
Total143 – 346 h€6,250–15,300

The calculator rounds this to approx. €6,200–15,300 and estimates the delivery time for this scope at 8–14 weeks. The amount fits within the MVP range — the rest depends on which features go into the first version.

→ How much does a mobile app cost — the full cost breakdown

→ Work out your project in the cost calculator

Our work

BKS Rocky Szczecin — boxing club website in four languages
React Native · iOS and Android · Bookings

App for the BKS Rocky boxing club

Class timetable, one-tap class booking, membership pass on your phone and children's accounts linked to a parent's number. On the App Store and Google Play since September 2026.

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IDI Global — VR flight simulator: telemetry and 3D aircraft model
VR · Simulator · 3D · Telemetry

IDI Global — VR flight simulator

An application for an aviation platform: a flight simulator with VR headsets, 3D aircraft models, a motion platform and real-time flight telemetry.

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Client reviews

“Working with CodePort has been an excellent experience. They built an application for our aviation platform using a flight simulator with VR headsets. The team showed strong technical knowledge, delivered clean, well-organised code and maintained clear, proactive communication throughout the project. Delivered on time and to a high standard — we definitely recommend them as a reliable and professional IT partner.”

Oldřich Pražan, CEO · IDI Global s.r.o. · Czech Republic

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Frequently asked questions

Where should I start — an MVP or the full app?

Almost always with an MVP. Choose the one feature that will make a user download the app, and build it properly. A working product will fund the rest. More in our article →

How long does publication to the stores take?

Google Play usually approves an app in 1–3 days. The Apple App Store takes anywhere from one day to a week, sometimes with comments to address. We prepare the full set of assets and go through the review for you.

Will the app work offline?

If you need it to — yes. We design data synchronisation and a local database so that the app works without a connection and sends changes once it is back online.

What about operating system updates?

iOS and Android release major updates every year. An app left unattended starts to “break”. That is why we offer ongoing support — library updates, testing on new system versions and fixes.

What determines the price of a mobile app?

The number of screens and features, whether you need your own backend and admin panel, and which platforms are involved. As a guide: an MVP costs ca. €6,000–15,700 net (excl. VAT), a mid-sized app ca. €9,700–25,400 net (excl. VAT), and a full-scale product from ca. €23,000 net (excl. VAT). We have set out the full cost breakdown in our article on how much a mobile app costs.

Can we meet in person in Szczecin?

Yes. Our office is at ul. Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 37/10 in Szczecin — you can arrange a meeting in person or talk online.

Do you sign an NDA before we discuss the idea?

Yes. We can sign an NDA even before the first conversation, and we base our cooperation on a contract and billing in stages. Once all stages have been accepted and all invoices paid, full intellectual property rights to the code and design pass to you, and the code goes to your repository.

Mobile app or web app?

A mobile app has the advantage when users reach for it every day on their phone, and the product needs push notifications, offline working or camera access. A web app runs in the browser, with no app store publication and no developer accounts — it works well for admin panels and systems for teams. See web applications.

Do you build apps for companies outside Szczecin?

Yes. We run most projects remotely, in Polish, English, German, Ukrainian or Russian, for clients in Poland and abroad.

Have an idea for a mobile app?

Use the calculator to see what an MVP of your product really costs.

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