Mobile App Development for Nigerian Businesses — Android & iOS

What we deliver

Nigerian mobile users are sophisticated — they expect apps that are fast on variable data connections, work with local payment methods, and don't drain battery or storage. ByteWyre builds mobile applications with these constraints in mind, for businesses that need a tool their customers or staff will actually use daily.

Our app development work covers: native Android development, native iOS development, cross-platform apps (Flutter, React Native) where one codebase serves both platforms, customer-facing apps (ordering, booking, loyalty, delivery tracking), internal staff and field tools (inventory, inspection, CRM, dispatch), API and backend development, Google Play and App Store submission, and post-launch maintenance and updates. We hand over full source code and documentation at project close.

Jotnai — hospitality management mobile platform

Built a hospitality management platform for Jotnai covering guest check-in, room service requests, and staff task management — all in one app that works across Android devices used by floor staff. Reduced paper-based processes and gave management real-time visibility of operations across properties.

Should we build native or cross-platform?

For most Nigerian business apps, Flutter (cross-platform) gives you 90% of native performance at significantly lower cost — one codebase, both stores. We recommend native Android-only builds when your app needs deep hardware access or your users are predominantly Android (which most Nigerian consumer apps are). We'll advise based on your budget, timeline, and feature list — not on what's trendy.

Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?

Yes — store submission, listing optimisation (screenshots, descriptions, keywords), and managing review feedback until your app is live. We also set up crash monitoring and analytics so you can see how users are actually using the app after launch.

What happens after launch?

We offer retainer maintenance covering OS compatibility updates (iOS and Android release new versions annually), bug fixes, and feature additions. You own the source code outright — if you later want to bring development in-house or switch agencies, nothing is locked to us.