Mobile and Web Solutions

Mobile and Web Solutions is an India-based web and mobile app development company founded around 2015 (claims 8+ years of history). The team comprises designers, developers, analysts, project managers, and marketing staff. They work with startups, SMEs, and enterprises across multiple verticals, with a stated client base of 60+ brands and 70+ satisfied customers. The company has offices in India and Australia.

They position themselves as a full-stack shop handling everything from concept through launch. Their main offering is custom app and web development, but they also do MVP prototyping, UI/UX design, and digital marketing. The case studies show experience building health apps (iFirstAid), marketplaces (Snagtask, Able), social platforms (Communiti, Tandem), reservation systems (Fork), and field tools (bus tracking, inspection apps). They claim experience with blockchain, IoT, and smart contracts, though examples of these are thin in the case studies.

Services and capabilities

Their service menu breaks into six core areas: app development (native Android/iOS and hybrid), web development, MVP prototyping, UI/UX design, digital marketing, and what they call "360 development service" covering the full project lifecycle.

For app work, they build native Android and iOS applications as well as hybrid solutions. The case studies show delivery across both platforms—iFirstAid, Communiti, and Divine Feminine are listed as Android/iOS builds; others like KidTasker and Jesus Words are iOS-only. They emphasize responsive design and secure architecture for web projects.

MVP and prototyping is positioned as a core competency. They describe a methodology that moves from concept validation through testing to "growth hacking," though growth hacking specifics aren't detailed. The case study for Fork—a restaurant reservation app—is explicitly labeled an MVP built to test with beta users, suggesting they've done pre-product-market-fit work.

On the design side, they mention minimalist but interactive design approaches, user stories, wireframes, and multiple revision rounds. Their process docs show they create visual concepts and iterate with clients.

Notable work

Their case studies span health, social, marketplace, and logistics domains. iFirstAid is a health app that stores first aid information, emergency travel numbers, and immunization records. Infoflowers is a flower/plant directory for professionals. Fork is a restaurant discovery and reservation MVP. Communiti is described as a peer-to-peer social platform for changemakers (one client quote confirms this: Keshav Vasudevan, CEO of Communiti, notes the engagement is ongoing with positive internal feedback).

Other notable deliverables include ETA SPOT (bus tracking with real-time routing), KidTasker (a task reminder app for kids and teachers), Snagtask (a chores marketplace), and sGUARD IT (security workforce management). They also built a studio booking platform and work for Zillion Consulting Group on web presence for a Scandinavian consultancy.

Client testimonials emphasize turnaround speed and communication. Dennis Noun (Senior Designer, Tribe Design, Canada) notes "prompt turnaround time, consistent communication, and adaptability to changing requirements." Brock Murray (COO, Digital Marketing Agency, Canada) praises "simple, effective, and streamlined communication" via Skype and email, and notes the team is "detail-oriented." Communication happens via Skype and email according to their stated practices.

How they work

Their process follows six defined stages: Discovering the Idea, Analysis & Planning, UI/UX Design, Development/Execution, Testing, and Go Live & Validate. They claim to tailor the process based on client needs ("based on requirements our development and delivery strategy can change as well"). Early phases involve business analysts and subject matter experts diving into requirements, creating strategic documents, and preparing roadmaps. Design work produces user stories and wireframes before visual mockups. Development prioritizes deliverables via an SRS document. Testing is described as iterative, covering modules against test cases and validating across browsers, OS versions, devices, and load parameters. Post-launch, they manage analytics and continue with regular feedback meetings.

Engagement models vary by project; the source states they offer flexibility but doesn't specify fixed, T&M, or dedicated team options explicitly. Communication is handled via Skype and email. One client (Brock Murray) notes the team uses project management tools alongside direct communication, though specifics aren't named.

Team and credentials

Leadership includes Ankit Shukla (Founder & CEO), Onyeka Akumah (Director of Marketing—founder of Qwikgist, a Nigerian news app with 200,000+ downloads), and Robert Dawson (Director of IT with 18 years in enterprise IT roles at Fortune 1000 companies). The team is described as comprising "young & experienced creatives, analysts, planners, designers, technologists, project managers and marketing people." They have dedicated teams per technology stack with a mix of junior and senior developers plus project managers and SMEs. No formal certifications (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) are mentioned in the source. No specific team size breakdown is provided, though the claim of 60+ delivered projects and 70+ clients suggests at least a mid-size operation. English proficiency is not explicitly stated, though all source material is in polished English.