iOS and Android apps
Apps for both stores, from the first screen to the store listing. Brain 12, the Unity word puzzle we built, runs on iOS and Android.
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Mobile app development_
DevDino is a mobile app development company with offices in Toronto and Tel Aviv. We build iOS, Android and cross-platform apps, Unity-based apps and web apps, together with the admin panel, push notifications and analytics that keep an app useful after launch day. Clients include Sheba Medical Center and Keshet 12.
- iOS apps
- Android apps
- Cross-platform
- Unity
- Web apps
- Admin panels
- Push notifications
- App analytics
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What we build_
Cross-platform apps
One codebase for both platforms when the app allows it, and native work where performance or device features demand it.
Unity-based apps
Games and rich interactive apps built in Unity. Pop Pop, a mobile rhythm game for Mako, and Brain 12 are both built in Unity.
Web apps
When an app store is a barrier, a web app runs in the browser. Sheba Medical Center got both: a web app and a mobile app.
Admin and back office
Every app needs a control room. Brain 12 has a level generator so admins keep adding levels; Pop Pop has an ASP.NET MVC system for updating songs.
Push and analytics
Push notifications and analytics wired in from the start, so you can bring users back and see what they do. Pop Pop runs on both.
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Sounds familiar?_
- You have an app idea and need to know what version one should include, and what can wait.
- You are not sure whether you need a native app, a cross-platform app or a web app.
- Your app launched, and nobody can update its content without a new release.
- Users install the app, open it once and never come back.
- Your previous app vendor is gone, and nobody knows how the code works.
An app is a product, not a project. It needs a reason to exist on a home screen, a way for your team to update it, and data that tells you whether anyone uses it. We build all three.
Native, cross-platform, Unity or web app?
The first decision shapes everything after it:
| Option | Best for | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Native iOS and Android | Heavy device use, top performance | Apps that rely on the camera, sensors or offline use |
| Cross-platform | Business, content and form-based apps | One codebase, both stores |
| Unity | Games, AR and rich interaction | Brain 12, Pop Pop, NinjaPop AR |
| Web app | Occasional use, no install needed | Sheba Medical Center, alongside its mobile app |
If you are still deciding, start with our guide on what to settle before you build an app.
Apps we have built
Sheba Medical Center. A web app and a mobile app around vertigo for Sheba Medical Center. On our own project page we called it “meant for saving a life”, and we still think that is the best way to describe it.
Brain 12. A word puzzle game built in Unity for iOS and Android, with a web version embedded in the Mako and N12 sites. A custom level generator lets the admins keep adding levels and content without a new release.
NinjaPop AR. An augmented reality mobile game for Keshet 12, used to promote the TV show Israel Ninja Warrior. More AR and game work is on games, AR and VR.
Pop Pop. A mobile rhythm game for Mako, in the spirit of Guitar Hero but played with your fingers. We did the full development: a Unity game, an ASP.NET MVC management system for updating songs, push notifications, Game Analytics and YouTube integration for the videos. The full story is in the Keshet use case.
Wiser. A business management platform shaped around the hospitality sector, built to make complex processes simple for the people running the business.
The app is half of it
The part users never see decides whether an app lasts:
- Admin panel. Your team adds content, levels, songs or products without waiting for a store release.
- Push notifications. Bring users back with messages they actually want, segmented by behaviour.
- Analytics. Know which screens people use and where they leave, so the next release fixes the right thing.
- APIs and backend. The services the app talks to, built and hosted with the same care as the app. When the backend is a full system in itself, see custom software development.
Good apps also start with good screens. Our UX/UI design team designs flows that are tested on a phone before they are built.
Choosing an app development company
Whether you search for an app development company in Toronto or app development in Israel, ask to see apps that are live in the stores, ask who updates the content after launch, and ask what the analytics showed after release. We have offices in Toronto and Tel Aviv, and Hebrew readers can see פיתוח אפליקציות. Our name is Dino, but your app will not feel like a fossil.
Tell us the app you have in mind, and we will tell you what we would put in version one.
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Work that proves it_
Real projects for real clients. Open one for the details.
Use case
Keshet | c#12 | Mako
A mobile rhythm game reminiscent of Guitar-Hero, but this time - with your fingers!
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Sheba Vertigo App
This one is very special and actually heartwarming. We created a web app and a mobile app that is meant for saving a life.
android · apps
Brain 12
A game Compound app that contains several games
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NinjaPop AR
An AR mobile game for the biggest broadcasting channel in Israel - Keshet 12. This mobile game has been used for promoting the TV show "Israel...
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Wiser
Our development here for Wiser is designed to simplify complex processes, saving businesses both time and money.
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How we work_
Product scope
Who uses it, what version one must do, and what can wait. Written down before any design.
Prototype
Clickable screens on a real phone, so you test the flow before we build it.
Build
App, admin panel and APIs built together, with test builds on your own device as we go.
Store launch
Store listings, review submission, push and analytics ready before launch day.
Grow
New content, push campaigns and releases driven by what the analytics show.
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Teams that trusted the dinos_
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Questions people ask us_
How much does it cost to build an app?
It depends on the platforms (iOS, Android, web), the number of screens and user roles, the backend and admin the app needs, integrations, and features such as AR or real-time data. We scope those first, then quote the work. Our guide before you build an app covers what to decide first.
How long does it take to develop a mobile app?
A focused first version ships much sooner than an app that tries to do everything. We plan an initial release with the features users need most, then add the rest based on real usage. You get a timeline with the scope.
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform is often the right call for content, forms and business apps, because one codebase serves both stores. Native or Unity work makes sense for games, AR and anything that pushes the device hard. We recommend one per project and explain why.
Do I need a mobile app or a web app?
If users come back often, need push notifications or use the camera and other device features, an app earns its place. If they visit occasionally, a web app can do the job without an install. For Sheba Medical Center we built both.
Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes. We prepare the store listings, handle the review submissions and set up analytics and push notifications before launch, then support updates after it.
Who maintains the app after launch?
We can. An app needs OS updates, fixes and new content to stay alive. Keshet and DevDino have worked together for more than five years, across mobile games, AR and live data projects.
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Keep exploring_
Games, AR and VR
Unity mobile games, browser games, AR and VR experiences, built with the admin panels and analytics that keep them running.
- Unity
- Mobile games
- Browser games
- AR
Custom software development
Web apps, platforms, real-time dashboards and admin panels, built around how your business actually runs.
- Web apps
- Platforms
- Real-time dashboards
- Admin panels
UX and UI design
Product design, design systems, clickable prototypes and accessible interfaces, designed by the team that builds them.
- Product design
- UX research
- UI design
- Design systems
Got an idea?
Let's build it_
Tell us what you are trying to do. One of our awesome dinos will get back to you shortly.
- Toronto, Canada+1-647-234-6805
toronto@devdino.com - Tel Aviv, Israel+972-50-6612188
tel-aviv@devdino.com
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- Canada
- USA
- Europe
- Australia
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