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Solution for the city · Tashkent

Mobile app in Tashkent

A mobile app costs $15,000 to $80,000 and takes 3–6 months. The scope covers iOS and Android builds, backend, push notifications, payments and publication to the App Store and Google Play.

Mustaqillik Maydoni metro station in Tashkent
Mustaqillik Maydoni metro station in Tashkent.Photo: Tim Adams · CC BY 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Market context

+53,4%

Source: обзор телеком-рынка, 2025

Mobile internet speed in the country grew 53.4% in a year and connections reached 33.9 million. Scenarios that recently did not work on local networks — video, live maps, heavy interfaces — have become viable. That changes the answer to whether an app is needed at all.

What it changes for you

An app makes sense in Tashkent where customers return regularly: food delivery, service companies, loyalty programmes. If the journey is one-off, a responsive site is the honest answer — we say so at the brief, not after the contract is signed.

What is included

  • iOS and Android applications
  • Backend, API and admin panel
  • Push notifications and audience segments
  • Payments and saved cards
  • Publication to the App Store and Google Play

How the work runs

  1. 01

    Journeys and scope

    We establish why the customer needs an app rather than a site.

  2. 02

    Design

    Interface follows native platform habits.

  3. 03

    Development

    Apps and backend built, push and payments connected.

  4. 04

    Publication

    Store review passed, updates shipped.

Frequent questions

An app or a mobile site?

It depends on return frequency. If a customer comes back twice a year, the app gets deleted — a responsive site wins. If contact is regular and you need push notifications, saved cards or offline use, the app pays off.

Who handles publishing to the App Store and Google Play?

We handle publishing, but the developer accounts are registered to your company — otherwise the app is legally not yours. Account for the timing: App Store review takes from a day to a week, and a first submission often comes back with comments. We build that into the plan so the launch date does not shift unexpectedly.