Europe

MEDIA AND SOLUTIONS EUROPE

We build mobile apps, put them on Google Play and keep them running after launch — media players, utilities, everyday tools.

  • App development
  • Google Play publishing
  • Updates & support

The work, plainly

Android apps built to ship

Media playback, utilities and everyday consumer tools. You hand over an idea or a half-finished project; we hand back a signed, store-ready release you can install on your own phone.

Publishing on Google Play

Console setup, store listing copy and assets, content rating, the Data safety form, staged rollout — and the back-and-forth with review when something comes back flagged.

Media content delivery

Streaming, offline caching and feed updates written for real mobile networks: patchy signal, metered data, phones that are three years old.

Updates after launch

Crash and ANR reports actually read, SDK and target-API changes kept current, policy updates handled before they become a takedown, on a release cadence agreed with you.

Built for EU rules from day one

Consent handling, tracking that stays off until a user accepts, and data declarations that match what the app really does — designed in, not patched on after a rejection.

How people hire us

Three ways in. Most projects start with the first and stay for the third.

App build

From a written brief to an installable Android release.

  • Scoping and screen flow
  • Android build and QA on real devices
  • Store assets and listing copy
  • Signed release candidate on your phone
Most asked for

Publish and launch

We take an existing build through Google Play and out to users.

  • Play Console setup and signing
  • Content rating and Data safety form
  • Staged rollout with monitoring
  • Fixes for anything review sends back

Care and updates

The part that keeps a published app from quietly dying.

  • Crash and ANR triage
  • SDK, target-API and policy updates
  • Scheduled feature releases
  • A named contact who answers

Scope, timeline and cost are quoted per project once we know what the app has to do.

Tell us about the app

A sentence or two is enough to start — what it should do, and where it is now.

  • A developer reads your message, not a sales desk.
  • You get a written reply with the next step and what we'd need from you.
  • First conversation is scoping: no commitment, no deck.