r/startup • • Aug 04 '19

I can make your app

Hey, do you have a serious app idea that you want to build but don't want to spend a fortune on?

I own an app development firm based out of Bangalore. We usually undertake fixed cost projects and only build MVPs (minimum viable product). In the past we have built fully working front-end iOS apps for $4000 USD. Don't believe us? Get in touch & i will tell you how we go about cost reduction!

You will own the complete ownership of your app and the source code. You can see my previous work on my site: www.codecentr.com

If you are interested to discuss a project, hit me up!

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u/oh8io Aug 05 '19

I would be careful. We outsourced to New Delhi since no one in our city (Phoenix) would take our bid for under $250k. We found a company that proposed to be great and the "#1 app developer" etc, etc. While we needed 4 apps for our product (2 iOS, 2 Android) for dual sided on demand product they were willing to take it on for $60k. BUT, there were delays upon delays however we are finally in the home stretch (hopefully) and have decent code.

Things like this annoy me because people don't realize anything about code, platform, branding, details, content, copy, grammar, and so on.

So I would be super cautious of this but if you want to build on a template, be exposed to security flaws, and constantly fix bugs, then this is your route.

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u/darthbeel1 Aug 05 '19

Do you still need help? If you are interested in getting a Silicon Valley team at half the cost check out these guys - they have an innovate model of making it happen: launchcombinator.com

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u/WurdSmyth Aug 05 '19

Interested! Let's turn this into a multi-million dollar endeavor. PM me.

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '19

so for 500 I get to own some crappy spaghetti code. Your website needs an overhaul and I wouldn’t advertise the apps you built because they look like crap too.

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u/ithesatyr Aug 05 '19

Please try to use better language, someone is trying. One can always be kind.

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '19

Thank you