iOS App Development in the Philippines for iPhone and iPad

Android runs on most phones here, so if the budget only stretches to one, start there — our ₱149,000 Pro package includes a branded Android app. iOS earns its place when your customers skew higher income, when you sell property, beauty, travel or professional services, or when you also sell to buyers in the US, Australia or the Gulf. On Flutter, adding iOS later is a build step, not a second project.

₱199,000 for the Business package, which covers both the App Store and Google Play, custom workflows and integrations, in 15 working days. If you already have the ₱149,000 Pro package with its branded Android app, adding iOS is quoted on top rather than charged from scratch, because both builds come off one Flutter codebase. 50% down, the rest against milestones you can see running.

Apple charges its developer account fee yearly — currently around US$99 — and bills you directly, because the account has to sit in your business name. We set it up with you and publish under it, so the listing, the reviews and the download numbers stay your property. Google Play's equivalent is a one-time charge instead, which is why the two stores cost different amounts to keep open.

Usually a few days, sometimes the same day, occasionally longer if a reviewer asks questions. It sits outside our 15-day build window because Apple controls it, not us. What we control is arriving with a clean submission: correct privacy labels, working demo credentials, a filled-in review note and screenshots at every required size. If a build is rejected, fixing and resubmitting is covered by your 1-year warranty.

TestFlight is Apple's official beta system. We push a build to it, you and your staff install the app on your own iPhones through an invite link, and you use it against real work before anything goes public. Feedback arrives with screenshots and crash logs attached. We run a TestFlight round on every iOS project, because finding a problem there costs a day and finding it after launch costs a review cycle.

Yes, if it's worth doing. An iPhone-only app technically runs on iPad, but it looks like a stretched phone app and customers notice. We design proper iPad layouts where they pay for themselves — agents presenting listings to a buyer, staff taking bookings at a front desk, showroom and counter use. If nobody in your business will ever hold a tablet, we skip it and keep the budget on the phone.

A new iOS ships every September, and Apple eventually requires apps to be rebuilt against a newer SDK to stay updatable in the store. We handle that rebuild: free during your warranty year, under support afterwards. Day to day, none of it touches you — your admin panel keeps running content, prices, listings and push notifications regardless of which iOS your customers are on.