Hyderabad, Telangana

Android app development company in Hyderabad

Android-first apps built in React Native — launch on the Play Store first, add iPhone later from the same code. Android App Development in Hyderabad starts from ₹50,000, and a typical build takes 6–12 weeks.

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Should I build an Android app first in Hyderabad, and what does it cost?

With Mana Studio an Android app in Hyderabad follows the same pricing as its mobile app packages: ₹50,000 for an MVP and ₹1,00,000 for a full product, delivered in six to twelve weeks, with App Care from ₹8,000 a month after launch. Android is the default phone for most Hyderabad users, many of them on budget handsets with little memory and patchy mobile data, so apps are tested on that hardware rather than a flagship. The Play Store adds its own requirements: a completed Data safety form, a content rating, and a build targeting a recent Android API level, which Google raises on a schedule. Payments can go through UPI intent, where the app hands off to PhonePe, Google Pay or Paytm, or through Razorpay. Apps are built in React Native, so launching on Android alone is a real option: the iPhone version can be produced later from the same code rather than rebuilt. The Play Console account is registered in the client's company name and the source code is handed over. Mana Studio is based in Warangal, Telangana, works with Hyderabad and Secunderabad businesses in English, Telugu and Hindi, and meets clients in Hyderabad in person.

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MVP
₹50,000
Full product
₹1,00,000
App Care
₹8,000 per month
Timeline
6–12 weeks
Built with
React Native — add iOS later from the same code
Play Console
Registered in your company's name

Android App Development for Hyderabad businesses

Android is the default phone in Hyderabad: delivery riders, shop owners, students, and most of the customers of a local service business are on a ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 handset with 3GB of RAM, not a flagship. An Android app that feels fine on a developer's phone can stutter, crash on low memory, or eat a small data plan on those devices, so we test on cheap hardware and throttled networks, and keep the install size small. The Play Store also changes its rules more often than most founders expect: apps must be updated to a recent target API level or they stop being offered to new users on newer Android versions, and every app must complete the Data safety form honestly, including what analytics and payment SDKs collect. We handle both, and App Care keeps them current after launch. Because we build in React Native, an Android-only launch is a legitimate first step rather than a dead end: the same code can produce the iPhone app later, without rebuilding.

What's included

  • React Native app, released to Android first
  • Tested on low-RAM budget phones and slow mobile data
  • UPI intent payments, so users pay in the UPI app they already use
  • Play Console set up in your company's name
  • Data safety form, content rating and target API level handled
  • Release build, signing keys and Play Store listing
  • Source code handed over — iOS can be added later from the same code

Android App Development pricing in Hyderabad

Published prices in Indian Rupees. A quote for a fixed scope, agreed before any work starts.

MVP App

Starts from

₹50,000one-time

The core of your idea, built properly and shipped to both stores.

  • Up to 8 screens
  • User login and profiles
  • One core workflow, done well
  • Both app stores
  • 6–8 weeks

Full Product

Starts from

₹1,00,000one-time

A complete product with payments, an admin panel and the operational tooling to actually run it.

  • Unlimited screens
  • Payments and subscriptions
  • Admin dashboard
  • Push notifications
  • Third-party integrations
  • 10–12 weeks

App Care

₹8,000per month

Ongoing maintenance so the app keeps working after launch — which is where most apps quietly die.

  • OS and SDK updates
  • Bug fixes
  • Store compliance changes
  • Uptime and crash monitoring
  • Small feature changes

Building now

What we're building right now

Not a wall of old logos. These are live builds, in development today: React Native apps for Android and iOS, and the web apps and APIs that run them.

Law2Judge subject catalogue with per-subject pricing and cart
Law2Judge MCQ practice screen with answer explanation
Law2Judge subject home with plan status and study sections

Legal-education app · LMS

Law2Judge

In development · store launch coming soon

A study app for Indian law students and judiciary aspirants. Subject-wise notes as PDF and video, MCQ practice with explanations, landmark cases, bare acts and past papers — bought per subject or as a bundle, with Razorpay checkout.

  • Per-subject purchases and bundles
  • PDF + video lessons
  • MCQ practice with explanations
  • Admin panel with Excel MCQ import

Expo React Native · Next.js admin · Express, TypeScript and MongoDB API

Illustrative mock-up of the Cadre Platform home screen and member card, with placeholder data.

Organisation & cadre management app

Cadre Platform

In client testing on Android

A members app for a Telangana political team. One OTP login that opens the right screens for each member's role, a news feed, events and emergency alerts sent to chosen mandals and towns, and push notifications that open the exact item — in Telugu, English and Hindi.

  • Role-based OTP login
  • Area-targeted events and alerts
  • Push notifications that deep-link
  • Telugu · English · Hindi

React Native (Android + iOS) · Firebase push · Express, TypeScript and PostgreSQL API

Web application · admin panel

Law2Judge Admin

In development

The web app the Law2Judge team runs the business from. Subjects, bundles and prices, PDF and video uploads, MCQs imported from an Excel template, orders and refunds, push notifications, and the app's legal pages edited with a live preview.

  • Catalogue and pricing
  • Excel MCQ import
  • Orders and refunds
  • Push notifications
  • Legal pages editor
  • Role-protected admin API

Next.js · TypeScript · Express API · MongoDB · Razorpay

Illustrative mock-up of the Law2Judge admin panel subjects screen.

Android App Development in Hyderabad — common questions

Should I launch on Android only, or on both stores?

If your users are mostly in India and price sensitive, Android alone is a sensible first release: it reaches the larger share of phones and skips the App Store review and the yearly Apple fee. If you sell to a premium, NRI or US audience, you will want iPhone from day one. Because the app is React Native, choosing Android first does not lock you out of iOS; the second store is an extension of the same code, not a rebuild.

What does the Play Store actually require?

A Play Console developer account, a privacy policy, a completed Data safety form, a content rating, and a build that targets a recent Android API level. Google raises that target level on a schedule, and apps that fall behind lose visibility on newer devices. We complete the form from what the app actually collects, since a mismatch is one of the common reasons for a rejection or a later takedown.

Will the app work on cheap Android phones?

That is the case we test for first. We run builds on low-RAM phones and on a throttled connection, keep screens light, cache what can be cached, and avoid libraries that bloat the install. It will not turn a very old phone into a fast one, but it should be fine on the mid-range handsets most Hyderabad users carry.

Can users pay through UPI inside the app?

Yes. We wire UPI intent payments, where the app hands off to the user's own UPI app such as PhonePe, Google Pay or Paytm, and returns with the payment status, or a Razorpay checkout when you need cards and subscriptions too. The gateway account is opened in your company's name, so settlements go to you.

How much does an Android app cost in Hyderabad?

The pricing is the same as our mobile app packages: ₹50,000 for an MVP and ₹1,00,000 for a full product, with App Care from ₹8,000 a month. An Android-only first release is not cheaper on a package basis, but it lets you keep the second store for when the first has proven demand.

Who owns the Play Console account and the keys?

You do. The account is opened in your company's name and the app signing keys and source code are handed over. Losing the signing key or having the listing sit under a developer's personal account are the two ways an Android app ends up stuck, so we avoid both.