Native App Development

Native app performance at the cost of hybrid cross-platform apps. Looking to have a native app developed? Then you've come to the right place.

Louis Nell, Managing Director of KNGURU
  • App screen for Red Bull Salzburg
  • Scoops: recipes from food creators in the app
  • App with jobs and teams for tradespeople
  • App for booking e-shuttle rides
  • App for booking offices and rooms
  • Community app for dog owners with map and chat
  • App with bedtime stories
  • Augenzeuge: tips and messages in the app
  • Daycare app with attendance, schedule and chat
  • RadlScout: find and sell bikes
  • Funellab: website for recruiting through social media
  • Elaris: website for an electric car

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  • OMR Reviews Proud Partner 2026: App Development Agencies
  • German Stevie Awards 2026: Gold for PetPlanner

  1. 01

    Hybrid and Cross-Platform Apps with the Power of a Natively Developed App

    Many agencies build separate native applications for each platform, using the respective native SDKs. This means the iOS and Android apps must be developed and maintained independently.

  2. 02

    Native App Development by Specialized Experts

    At a professional app agency, it goes without saying that only experienced experts are involved. This is especially critical when it comes to native app development.

Native Development for Android and iOS

As a specialized agency, we’ve already developed a wide range of apps for all major operating systems. Here’s a small selection of our work:

How we go about it is on the pages for the iOS app and the Android app, and everything else is under app development.

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A Gold Stevie Award, 200,000 festival visitors, 4.4 stars on Google Play. Eight of over 200 projects, all live, every screen real. Two more we can name but not show.

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Full Service App Agency

Our team of specialized developers is broad and experienced enough to cover every stage in the lifecycle of an app project.

  1. Website and Progressive Web App for a Perfect First Impression

    Today, nearly every app and business faces fierce competition for the attention of their target audience. To avoid getting lost in the crowd, making a strong first impression is essential.

  2. Professional App Design for an Optimal User Experience

    Of course, an app must continue to impress even after it's downloaded from the app stores. Users familiar with professionally designed apps from major companies will quickly delete any app that feels unpolished.

  3. MVP Development – Focus on What Matters Most

    Cost-efficiency is just as important as the final product when developing an app. After all, your limited budget should be used exactly where it brings the most value to your project.

  4. App Development by True Professionals

    Once the design is finalized and the prototype successfully tested, we move on to the actual development phase. Naturally, we also rely here on specialized and experienced app developers.

  5. App Marketing for Your Success

    Developing the app is just the beginning. It also needs to be launched in the app stores and continuously maintained.

Does Your App Project Need Native Apps?

Looking to have your own app developed? We’re happy to advise you – promptly and with no obligation.

Native Apps vs. Hybrid Apps – What Are the Pros and Cons?

Native apps are developed specifically for each platform and compiled accordingly. This allows them to run directly on the device with minimal abstraction layers, resulting in maximum performance and full access to all device features. The downside of native apps lies mainly in the need to develop and maintain them separately for each platform.

Are Progressive Web Apps the Same as Hybrid Apps?

No. A Progressive Web App (PWA) is essentially a mobile website enhanced with a few specific features. In most cases, it cannot be used offline without limitations and typically cannot be published in app stores.

Native App vs. Cross-Platform App – What Are the Development Costs?

The development effort for an app depends on several factors. It’s obvious that more features typically mean higher costs. But other aspects also play a role—such as whether standard solutions already exist for your idea or if a lot of custom development is needed.

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