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- PricingPublished app development pricing: Starter from SGD 20,000, Business from SGD 38,000, Enterprise from SGD 90,000.
- AboutThe Singapore mobile app practice of the Namtech Group — building for clients worldwide.
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- ExpertiseMobile app development, AI-powered apps, backend & API development, maintenance & support.
- ClientsThe clients Namtech has shipped with and the industries their apps serve.
- HomeNamtech — Singapore mobile app development studio serving clients worldwide. iOS and Android apps for companies that need more than an MVP.
- BlogNotes on building, pricing and running mobile apps — from the Namtech team.
- Private AIPrivate AI platform for businesses: an on-premise AI assistant with RAG over your internal documents, running on Apple Mac Studio (M5) in your office so data never leaves. Packages are all-inclusive for the assessed scope at a fixed price agreed after a free assessment, including document loading (RAG, with OCR of scanned documents if identified in the assessment). The model is not retrained; fine-tuning is quoted separately. Seven security commitments: no outbound internet, permissions before retrieval, read-only AI with human approval, tamper-proof logs, prompt-injection scanning, role-based masking, deletion of departing staff data.
- White-labelWhite-label web development for marketing agencies: we build WordPress, Shopify and custom sites under your brand at a fixed wholesale price.
Case studies
- This Accounting RevolutionAccounting, GST and multi-business — in your pocket.
- Doctor BearA health community in your pocket — patients ask, doctors answer.
- Như NhiênHealthy-food ordering and delivery, tracked to the door.
- ARCA warehouse & delivery app that runs on Odoo.
- YepiPetPet health, records and reminders — one profile per pet.
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Industries
- Food & BeverageOrdering, table booking, loyalty and multi-outlet operations.
- Fashion & RetailOmnichannel storefronts, membership and stock visibility.
- Healthcare & WellnessAppointments, patient journeys and PDPA-aware records.
- Real Estate & ConstructionListings, site progress tracking and buyer portals.
- Finance & Professional ServicesClient portals, approvals and compliance-heavy workflows.
- Recruitment & HRCandidate pipelines, onboarding and workforce self-service.
- Education & ChildcareEnrolment, parent communication and learning progress.
- AutomotiveBookings, service tracking and fleet or dealer platforms.
- Sports & FitnessClass schedules, memberships and performance tracking.
- Media & PublishingContent apps, subscriptions and audience engagement.
- Pet CareGrooming and vet bookings, pet records and reminders.
- Travel & TourismItineraries, bookings and on-trip customer experience.
- Industrial & ManufacturingField operations, inspections and production visibility.
- Technology & SaaSMobile companions for platforms — from MVP to scale.
Articles
- The US renames AI “Super Intelligence”: what Executive Order 14434 changes for businessesExecutive Order 14434 makes US federal agencies say “Super Intelligence” instead of AI. The legal definition and existing contracts stay the same. What changes.
- Who owns your app after launch: source code, store accounts and IPUnder the Copyright Act 2021 the developer owns the code by default, and an assignment is valid only in writing. Here is the handover list to check first.
- Offline-first mobile apps: what your app does when the signal dropsOn the Downtown Line in Q2 2026, one of four operators missed IMDA's 99% tunnel coverage standard. Here is what a well-built app does when the signal is gone.
- In-app purchase or your own payment gateway? What Apple and Google actually requireMost Singapore apps are not allowed to use in-app purchase. Apple guideline 3.1.3(e) and Google Play policy decide the rail; here is how to tell which applies.
- Release management: staged rollouts, phased releases and how to stop a bad buildApple ships an update over 7 days at 1/2/5/10/20/50/100%. Google never raises your percentage for you. Both let you stop a bad build — if someone is watching.
- Push notifications: permission, consent and what the platforms actually allowPush notification rules in plain numbers: Android 13 turns notifications off by default, iOS prompts once, and Apple 4.5.4 wants a separate marketing opt-in.
- App Store Optimization: the fields that decide whether anyone finds your appApp Store Optimization in numbers: the metadata limits and search factors Apple and Google publish, plus the free listing tests that help people find your app.
- Mobile app accessibility: what Apple, Google and WCAG actually requireMobile app accessibility in numbers: the contrast, target-size and text-scaling figures WCAG 2.2, Apple and Google publish — plus Apple's new App Store labels.
- wp2shell: what the WordPress core flaw means for your businesswp2shell chains two WordPress core flaws into unauthenticated code execution, and it is being exploited. What Singapore businesses should check and fix now.
- Measuring app success after launch: the KPIs that matterThe mobile app KPIs that matter after launch: which metrics to track, where each already lives, what they cost, and the crash and ANR limits Google publishes.
- Flutter, React Native or native? Choosing a 2026 app stackFlutter, React Native or native code? A 2026 guide to choosing your mobile app tech stack — what each option is, when to pick it, and how it maps to cost.
- How to write a mobile app brief that gets you accurate quotesWhat to put in a mobile app brief so vendors quote the same project: the nine sections that matter, what moves a quote between tiers, and a checklist.
- Mobile app security and PDPA compliance for Singapore businessesWhat a Singapore business app must secure to meet the PDPA: the OWASP Mobile Top 10, CSA's Safe App Standard 2.0, breach-notification rules and the penalty cap.
- App store submission checklist for Singapore businessesYour pre-launch checklist for the App Store and Google Play: review times, privacy nutrition labels, Google Data safety and PDPA duties for Singapore apps.
- Native vs Cross-Platform App Development in Singapore: Cost, Speed & How to ChooseNative or cross-platform (Flutter/React Native)? How each affects build cost, timeline, team and maintenance for Singapore businesses, with a decision matrix.
- How long does it take to build a mobile app?How long a mobile app takes to build: Namtech ships a Starter app in 8–12 weeks, a Business app in 12–20 weeks, and scopes Enterprise per project.
- MVP or full build: where should you start?MVP or full app build? Start with a Starter/MVP from SGD 20,000 to validate one core flow, then extend the same codebase into a Business build — nothing wasted.
- What a mobile app scoping call coversWhat a mobile app scoping call covers at Namtech: users, must-have flows, integrations, compliance and timeline, turning your idea into a fixed quote.
- App maintenance after launch: what 15% a year buysNamtech app maintenance starts from 15% of build cost per year: monitoring, OS updates, security patches, minor improvements and priority support explained.
- One team, end to end: how Namtech builds a mobile appHow Namtech builds a mobile app: one project manager owns Discover to Support, cross-platform delivery, milestone billing and QA on real devices before launch.
- How much does mobile app development cost in Singapore?What a mobile app costs in Singapore: Namtech’s published tiers — SGD 20,000 starter, SGD 38,000 business, SGD 90,000 enterprise — and what moves the number.