Guides
Resources
Eight guides. Each one answers a buying question we already hear on discovery calls, then goes deep enough that you can brief a studio — including us — without guessing.
They sit next to custom app development and the production write-ups— not instead of them.
Later topics are listed under each cluster so we do not publish empty URLs. We will write them when we can answer from delivery, not from a keyword list.
Cost
Why honest studios do not publish packages, and what actually moves the number.
How much does it cost to build an app
App development cost is scoped, not packaged. What moves the number, how RR Tech prices a proposal, and why published week-counts are not a price list.
How much does it cost to build an MVP
MVP cost is a scoped slice, not a starter package. What a 1–2 week mobile MVP includes at RR Tech, what it leaves out, and how the proposal is built.
Later, if we can answer it properly: what belongs in a fixed scope proposal.
Time
Published week-counts, what “after kickoff” means, and what stretches a build.
Later, if we can answer it properly: app store and play store launch checklist.
MVP
One job on the first screen, with a structure that can grow.
Later, if we can answer it properly: mvp vs prototype vs production app.
Platforms
iOS, Android, native UI, and shared cores — from work we can point at.
iOS vs Android app development
iOS vs Android for a first version: who your users are, Swift vs Kotlin, App Store vs Play, and how RR Tech shipped Ghost Mode on both.
Native vs cross-platform app development
Native vs cross-platform apps, explained from RR Tech’s published stack: Kotlin and Swift UI, Kotlin Multiplatform for shared logic — not React Native or Flutter.
Later, if we can answer it properly: when a web app is the right v1.
Buying
How to brief a company, and which promises to ignore.
Later, if we can answer it properly: questions to ask before you sign.
AI in products
Features that ship with the rest of the app, not a slide-deck model.
Later, if we can answer it properly: when rules are better than a model.