Can Cross-Platform apps feel genuinely native on iOS and Android?
Yes. Flutter's Impeller renderer (or React Native's Fabric) delivers consistent 60-120 FPS and supports platform-specific UI conventions - Material Design on Android, Cupertino patterns on iOS - while sharing 85-95% of the codebase. Where a screen has to behave exactly like the platform - date pickers, share sheets, haptics - we use the native control through a plugin or platform code.
How much does cross-platform app development cost at Miracuves?
Readymade clones start from $2,199 as a fixed price and launch in 6 days. Custom cross-platform MVPs typically run $8,000-$25,000 over 2-8 weeks, depending on scope. Ongoing development is available from $2,299/month for feature work and maintenance. Every quote is written before payment, with no surprise invoices after kickoff.
Does Miracuves deliver the full source code?
Yes - completely. Miracuves delivers the full codebase, repository with complete commit history, environment configuration, API documentation, and all deployment credentials. Zero lock-in. Any Flutter or React Native developer, in-house or at another company, can pick up the code and ship the next release to both stores immediately after handoff.
How fast can a Cross-Platform app realistically be delivered?
A ready-made platform - the iOS app, the Android app, the admin panel and your branding - ships in 6 working days. A custom cross-platform build takes 2-8 weeks depending on scope, and the timeline for your screens and integrations is written into the quote before any payment is requested.
Flutter vs React Native - which does Miracuves recommend?
For most clone solutions - on-demand, OTT, fintech, social - Flutter is our recommended default due to its pixel-perfect rendering, strong cross-platform coverage including Web and Desktop, and cleaner performance on UI-heavy layouts. We recommend React Native instead when your developers already write React or TypeScript, or when the app shares logic with a React website. We support both and choose honestly based on your project.
What is included in the admin panel with every delivery?
The admin panel is a separate web application that runs in any browser and manages the iOS and the Android app from one login: user management, orders and bookings, the analytics dashboard, content control, payouts and commissions, and platform configuration settings.
Does Miracuves handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes, as part of every delivery engagement. Miracuves prepares both submissions: iOS provisioning profiles and certificates, Android app signing, store listings and screenshots, privacy disclosures, and review coordination with Apple and Google. Review times are set by Apple and Google, not by us, and vary by app and account; a new personal Google Play developer account must also run a closed test for at least 14 days before it can publish to production.
What happens after the app is delivered if there are bugs?
Every Miracuves delivery includes 60 days of post-launch technical support, covering both the iOS and the Android app. Bugs within the delivered scope are fixed at no additional cost, including faults in native modules. Feature additions beyond scope are quoted separately, and monthly maintenance retainers are available at published rates.
How does Miracuves handle NDA and confidentiality?
A bilateral NDA is signed before you share any project details, and it covers the technical design, business logic and IP. An IP assignment confirming that 100% ownership of the code - shared codebase, native modules and admin panel - transfers to you is signed at project start, not at the end.
Can Miracuves take over a cross-platform app another agency built?
Yes. We start by auditing the Flutter or React Native project: framework and plugin versions, where business logic lives, the native modules, test coverage and the release setup for both stores. You get a written list of what to fix first and a quote before any work starts. Apps several framework versions behind usually need an upgrade pass before new features, because outdated plugins are what most often block a store release.
Can our website and mobile app share one codebase?
Partly. Flutter can compile the same code to a web app, which works well for logged-in tools and dashboards but less well for public pages that need to rank in search. A React Native app can share TypeScript business logic, types and API clients with a React or Next.js website, while each keeps its own UI. If search traffic matters, a separate web front end that shares the backend and admin panel with the apps is usually the better plan.
Do we need Apple and Google developer accounts before the build starts?
Yes, ideally in your company's name, so the apps and their signing keys are yours. Open the Apple Developer Program and Google Play Console accounts as soon as you decide to build: verification can take days, and organizations need a D-U-N-S number for both. Miracuves lists everything required on the first call and handles both submissions once the accounts are active.
