What you get
- UI/UX design for both platforms
- Backend, APIs and an admin panel
- Push notifications, payments and maps
- Play Store and App Store submission
- Post-launch updates and support
Who in Patna it is for
- Businesses taking orders or bookings
- Startups launching an app idea
- Schools, clinics and delivery services
Why Patna businesses choose Storm Code
Patna is where Bihar does business: the state capital, the biggest coaching market in eastern India, and a fast-growing base of hospitals, real estate developers, retailers and startups. Competition for customers is online now, and a fast site, a working app and a Google Maps listing decide who gets the call.
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Frequently asked questions
What is included in mobile app development?
UI/UX design for both platforms. Backend, APIs and an admin panel. Push notifications, payments and maps. Play Store and App Store submission. Post-launch updates and support.
How much does mobile app development cost in Patna?
Every project is quoted on scope, not on a rate card. Share what you need and you get a fixed quote, timeline and milestone payment plan within one working day, so there are no surprises later. Call or WhatsApp +91 73773 34604.
Do you work with clients in Patna?
Yes. We are based in Bhagalpur and work with Patna businesses over calls, WhatsApp and video, with a working demo every week. Being in Bihar ourselves, we understand the local market, customers and budgets.
How long does a project take?
Landing pages take days, most business websites 2 to 6 weeks, and apps or custom software 1 to 5 months depending on scope. You get a milestone timeline before work starts and a working demo every week.
Who owns the code and the accounts?
You do. Source code, domains, hosting and app store accounts are in your name, handed over with documentation.
Do you provide support after launch?
Yes. Every project includes a warranty period, and monthly care plans cover updates, backups, monitoring and small changes after that.