Mobile app development Morocco: iOS, Android and PWA

A mobile app is judged in the user's pocket: it opens in under two seconds, it does one thing well, it works in a warehouse with no signal. Mobile app development in Morocco demands that level of rigor, because the stores are crowded and users uninstall quickly.

Nocido Solutions builds iOS and Android apps with React Native and Expo, and progressive web apps (PWA) when the stores are not needed. Every app is connected to an API and a back office, published under your name and maintained after launch.

Bladi Rapport: a mobile app delivered

Bladi Rapport is a mobile app built with Expo for geophysical survey teams in the field. Operators enter their readings on a tablet or a phone, including offline, and the app produces complete survey reports, exported as PDF and shared with the engineering office. The end client is not named at their request.

This project sums up what we bring to mobile: a field form that loses nothing, reliable synchronization and a final document the client can send as is.

What makes a good app

A tight scope. Successful apps do three things perfectly, not thirty things averagely. Scoping is there to remove what the first version does not need.

Offline mode designed from the start. Couriers, sales reps, technicians, field operators: they work where the network drops. Data is saved on the device and synchronized later, with no duplicates and no loss.

A solid API. The app is only the visible part. The back office, the roles, the exports and the statistics are built at the same time, with the same care.

Tests on real devices. Emulators reveal neither the slowness of an entry-level phone nor the surprises of an Arabic keyboard. We test on the phones your users actually own, on slow connections and with the screen sizes they use, before any store submission.

What the service includes

• Product scoping: screens, business rules and roles.
• Figma prototype you can test on your phone.
• React Native and Expo development, iOS and Android from a single codebase.
• API, database, web back office and exports.
• Notifications, offline mode, authentication.
• Publication on the App Store and Google Play under your accounts.
• Monthly maintenance: fixes, system updates, new features.

Native, hybrid or PWA?

The question comes up on every project and the answer depends on three criteria: hardware access, distribution and budget. A PWA installs from the browser, updates instantly and costs less; it suits a customer portal or an internal tool. React Native gives access to notifications, the camera, GPS and the stores. Our article on native, hybrid or PWA apps details the selection criteria.

Two other projects used on the move

Ekygai and Wimo Delivery are not native apps: they are responsive web applications designed to be used on a phone first. Ekygai lets athletes and coaches follow their training programs; Wimo Delivery gives customers tracking on their parcels. They show the attention we pay to mobile screens, whatever the platform.

Who it is for

Service companies with teams in the field, retailers who want to build loyalty through an app, start-ups launching a mobile product, organizations that need to collect data offline. The common point: daily use, on a phone, by people who have no time to learn a complicated tool. We work with clients across the country and remotely, with regular builds you can install and test on your own device.

Pricing and timelines

A simple app costs between 60,000 and 120,000 MAD, a business app with offline mode and a back office between 120,000 and 300,000 MAD. Allow three to six months until publication. The line-by-line breakdown is in our guide to mobile app prices.