OUR SERVICES
Code Baiz is a Brooklyn app development agency with about 20 engineers and 300+ projects launched since 2019. Whether you are building new, rescuing something broken, or keeping a live app healthy, it starts with one of these.
New apps for iPhone and Android, designed, built, launched and supported by one Brooklyn team.
Learn moreHalf built, badly built or AI built app? We take it over, secure what is yours and give you a written verdict.
Learn moreOur primary stack. One codebase for both stores, plus New Architecture and Expo migration for existing apps.
Learn moreiPhone and iPad apps with App Store submission handled properly, first time.
Learn moreAndroid apps tested across real devices, with Google Play submission and policy handled.
Learn moreThe smallest version users can love, built on foundations that do not need rebuilding.
Learn moreOS updates, store compliance, monitoring and fixes on a monthly plan, 15 to 20% of build cost per year.
Learn moreEmbedded engineers in your team within 48 hours, starting with a two week trial sprint.
Learn moreEvery cost figure we publish, by app type and platform, in one place.
Learn moreA Brooklyn team you can meet in person, working your hours, on your time zone.
Learn moreStart with a free app check. Ten production readiness checks and a written report, no obligation.
Get a free app checkA defined first version, quoted in writing before work starts. Best when the scope is clear.
For living products that ship improvements every month, including maintenance and support.
Our developers inside your team and your tools, deployed in about 48 hours.
A production grade app usually lands between $60,000 and $120,000 or more. Simpler apps start from $25,000, and maintenance runs at 15 to 20% of build cost per year. The full breakdown is on our app development cost page.
Yes, takeovers are a large part of our work. They start with a free check of the app and codebase and a written verdict, fix, fix and harden, or rebuild, before you commit to anything.
A fit check, a written scope and quote, then a two week trial validation sprint with no upfront billing. You see working software every two weeks after that, and everything is in your accounts from day one.
New idea, live app, or a build that went wrong. The first conversation is a fit check, and the first work is a trial sprint. No pressure either way.
Talk to the team