Android, iOS and web apps for businesses in Kenya and beyond. M-Pesa payments that clear before an order is accepted, an admin dashboard your own staff can run, and the store submission handled for you.
Launch builds go live in the Play Store in 30 days. We work fully remotely, over video calls.
19 app types we quote for regularly, each with the features that sector needs. Your build is scoped from your workflow, not a template.
Parcel booking, rider assignment, live tracking, delivery photos, and proof of delivery, with a dispatcher dashboard for the office.
Trip requests, driver matching, fare estimates, in-app M-Pesa payment, and trip history for both rider and driver.
Menus with photos and options, cart and checkout, kitchen order screens, delivery or pickup, and order status the customer can follow.
Product catalogues, variants and stock, M-Pesa checkout, delivery fees by area, and order tracking with automatic receipts.
Fee balances and statements, results and report cards, assignments, announcements, and a parent communication channel.
Appointment booking, patient records, teleconsultation, prescription and visit history, and reminders that cut no-shows.
Service times, sermon audio and video, giving by M-Pesa, small groups, member directories, and event announcements.
Member registers, contributions and arrears, loan applications and repayments, statements, and committee reporting.
Wallet balances, M-Pesa deposits and withdrawals, transaction histories, statements, and server-verified payment confirmation.
Listings with photos and maps, viewing requests, rent payment and receipts, tenant maintenance tickets, and landlord reporting.
Availability and rates, bookings with deposits, itineraries, confirmation documents, and guest messaging before arrival.
Ticket sales by M-Pesa, QR codes for entry, gate check-in that works offline, schedules, and live attendance numbers.
GPS activity tracking, training plans, class bookings, progress history, and safety features such as live location sharing.
Farm and input records, produce prices, buyer and aggregator matching, collection schedules, and field officer reporting.
Job dispatch, route and vehicle tracking, checklists and photo evidence, timesheets, and capture that keeps working offline.
Profiles, feeds and posts, direct messaging, groups, notifications, and moderation tools for whoever runs the community.
Booking for plumbers, salons, laundry, cleaning and repairs, with provider matching, scheduling, pricing, and ratings.
Quotes, policy documents, premium payment, claim submission with photos and documents, and claim status tracking.
Approvals, inventory and asset tracking, stock counts, role-based access, audit trails, and reporting your managers can act on.
Building something not on the list? Most apps share the same foundations. Tell us the workflow.
The app, the server behind it, the dashboard your staff use and the store listings, so nothing waits on a third party.
Play Store apps tuned for the mid-range Android phones most Kenyan users actually carry, including signing, listing, and release management.
iPhone and iPad builds submitted through App Store review, with the privacy declarations and screenshots Apple asks for.
React Native and Flutter builds that put Android and iOS on one codebase, so you pay once for a feature instead of twice.
Installable apps that run in the browser with no store approval, the lightest option when your users are on tight data budgets.
The server side your app depends on: accounts, data, payment verification, notifications, and integrations with systems you already run.
A browser dashboard for your team to manage users, content, orders, and reports, so routine changes never need a developer.
We take over stalled, abandoned, or ageing apps: audit the code, get it building again, then modernise it release by release.
Store compliance updates, OS version changes, monitoring, and fixes, handled as a monthly arrangement after launch.
What we build with: React Native, Flutter, Kotlin, Swift, TypeScript, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Firebase, the Daraja M-Pesa API, Google Maps and Docker. We pick the stack from your requirements, and tell you when a cross-platform build serves you better than two native ones.
Pick what your app needs during scoping. We have shipped each of these before, so your estimate is based on real work.
STK push with confirmation verified on the server, never trusting the phone.
Card checkout and bank transfer options alongside mobile money.
OTP by SMS, email and password, or Google sign-in, with roles and permissions.
Order updates, reminders, and campaigns, with SMS fallback for offline users.
Customer to business messaging, or chat between users, with history kept.
Multi-language screens so your app reads naturally for every user.
Routes, distance, live position, and geofencing for deliveries and field teams.
Screens that keep working without signal and sync once the connection returns.
Ticket check-in, stock counts, and asset tags read straight from the camera.
Review prompts, star ratings, and referral codes that track who invited whom.
Live dashboards for signups, orders, revenue, and whatever else you measure.
Branded receipts and invoices generated automatically and sent to the customer.
Every price is per project, not per month, and the scope is agreed in writing before we start.
KES 100,000
For MVPs and test concepts
For founders proving an idea works before spending on a full build.
KES 300,000
For growing startups
For teams with paying users who need both platforms and real payments.
KES 600,000
For apps that carry daily operations
For booking, delivery and e-commerce apps where the app is the business.
From KES 1,500,000
For large-scale platforms
For organisations where the app has to scale, integrate and pass review.
Four stages, with the expensive decisions settled before development begins.
We map the users, screens and integrations, then agree the feature list in writing, so the price and delivery date are fixed before any code is written.
You review a clickable prototype of the real screens. Changing a decision here costs a conversation; changing it after the build costs a sprint.
We build the app, the admin dashboard and the APIs together, testing payments and integrations against real accounts, not mocks.
We ship to the Play Store and App Store, hand over the repository and deployment, and stay available through the first release cycle.
Most projects run on a fixed scope and price. Where a roadmap keeps moving, a monthly arrangement serves you better, and we tell you which your project suits.
Best for: most clients
We agree the feature list, the price, and the delivery date in writing, then build to it. The commonest way we work.
Best for: founders testing an idea
One platform, the core flow only, published in 30 days so you can put a real app in front of real users before spending more.
Best for: products that keep evolving
Reserve a developer by the month for a roadmap that keeps changing, with priorities you reset every sprint.
Best for: apps already live
Keep a shipped app healthy: store compliance, OS updates, monitoring, fixes, and a steady trickle of improvements.
Not sure which fits? The scoping call is free, and you leave it with a written quote either way. Book a free scoping call.
Something not covered here? Ask us directly.
Our packages are KES 100,000 for a single-platform MVP delivered in 30 days, KES 300,000 for an Android and iOS app with M-Pesa payments and an advanced admin dashboard, KES 600,000 for an operations app with integrations, live tracking, and analytics, and from KES 1,500,000 for an enterprise platform across mobile and web. The rate is per project, not per month, and the scope is agreed in writing before development starts.
A Launch MVP is delivered in 30 days. A Growth app across Android and iOS takes 60 to 90 days because it includes an interactive prototype, API work, and payment integration. Business builds run 3 to 4 months, and Enterprise timelines are set during scoping, since they depend on the integrations and the operational workflow the app has to support.
Yes. Launch covers one platform so you can validate the idea cheaply, and Growth, Business, and Enterprise cover Android and iOS together from one codebase. Every package also includes a web version of the admin side, so your team can manage the app from a browser.
Yes. M-Pesa STK push is included from the Growth package upward, with the payment confirmation verified on our server rather than trusted from the phone, and we have shipped it in production on our own products. Card and other payment providers can be added where your business needs them.
You own the source code and the app store listings for your project once the final payment is cleared. We hand over the repository, the deployment setup, and the documentation your next developer would need.
The Business package includes three months of support, and App Store and Play Store maintenance is part of Enterprise. For Launch and Growth projects we offer maintenance as a separate monthly arrangement covering releases, store compliance updates, monitoring, and fixes.
Yes. TrailPulse and the Kanyapong Welfare app are published and can be opened from our apps page at mocky.co.ke/apps, and the Knight Swift Logistics delivery platform is running in production. Ask us on a call and we will walk you through the ones closest to what you need.
Projects run on a deposit and milestone basis. You pay a deposit to begin, then the balance against agreed milestones, all payable by M-Pesa. Call +254 741 590 670 or email info@mocky.co.ke to scope your project.
Delivery and courier, taxi and ride hailing, food ordering, e-commerce and retail, schools, healthcare and clinics, churches and community groups, SACCOs, chamas and welfare groups, fintech and wallets, real estate, hotels and tours, events and ticketing, fitness and sports, agriculture, field and fleet teams, social networking, on-demand services, insurance, and internal enterprise operations. If your sector is not listed, the underlying work is usually the same, so ask.
A working food delivery app needs a menu with photos and options, a cart and checkout with M-Pesa, an order screen for the kitchen, rider assignment with live tracking, order status the customer can follow, and a dashboard where you change prices and opening hours yourself. Ratings, promo codes, and scheduled orders are common additions.
Yes. We build offline-tolerant screens that keep working without signal and sync when the connection returns, which matters for field teams, gate check-in at events, and stock counts. Bundles are kept small and data use low, because most users are on mobile data and mid-range Android phones.
Yes. We audit the existing code, get it building and releasing again, and then modernise it release by release. Bring whatever you have, including the repository, store accounts, and any documentation, and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing or rebuilding.
Yes, and we recommend it. We set up or use your Play Console and Apple Developer accounts so the listings, reviews, and signing keys belong to your organisation. We handle the submission work, the screenshots, and the privacy declarations on your behalf.
Yes. A dedicated developer is available by the month for products with a roadmap that keeps changing, with agreed hours and priorities you reset each sprint. Fixed-scope projects remain the commonest choice because the price and delivery date are settled up front.
We collect only the data a feature genuinely needs, ask for consent where it is required, store credentials and payment confirmations on the server rather than the device, and ship the privacy policy and store data declarations your app needs to pass review. Your data stays in your own accounts and infrastructure.
Launch builds ship in 30 days, dual-platform apps in 60 to 90. Book a scoping call and leave with a written scope, a fixed quote and a delivery date.
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