Most people meet you on a screen before they ever meet you.
We build App Store–ready iOS apps for churches, clinics, coaches, and personal brands. Custom-designed, shipped in weeks, and built so that first impression closes for you instead of costing you.
15 minutes. Free. If an app isn’t what you need, we’ll tell you on the call.
Five real apps. Not mockups.
Every one of these is a shipped build for a real client, recorded on a real device. Tap through them. Nothing here is a template, and nothing here looks like anything else here — that’s the entire point.
LIVE RECORDING · LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH
A church app that carries itself like a broadcast network.
Sunday is the easy part. The hard part is the other six days. Lighthouse needed a home for live services, groups, and giving that felt as alive on a Tuesday night as it does from the stage — so we built the whole week into the first screen.
- Live service streaming with a real-time on-air state
- Life Groups discovery and join flow
- Sermon archive pulled in automatically
- In-app giving
- Push notifications for service starts
See your name on it before you spend a dollar.
Type it in. Pick your world and your color. This is the fastest possible version of what we do on day one — except the real one is designed around your photos, your voice, and your people.
To be straight with you: this is a sketch, not a design. It’s one layout with your color dropped in. The apps in the section above took weeks and every one got a typeface, a palette, and a motion language built only for them. That’s the difference you’re actually buying.
The whole thing, not a piece of it.
Most people who say they build apps hand you a design file or a folder of code and wish you luck with Apple. We hand you a live app.
iOS apps
Native SwiftUI, built for the App Store. Not a website in a wrapper, not a no-code shell you rent forever.
A design language of your own
Every app we ship gets its own palette, type system, and motion. Nothing we make looks like anything else we make.
Backend and data
Accounts, content, giving, bookings, notifications. The parts nobody sees that decide whether the app survives.
App Store submission
Screenshots, listing copy, review responses, TestFlight. We hand you a live app, not a folder of code.
Websites
The same standard applied to the thing people find first. Fast, responsive, and built to book calls.
After launch
Updates, new features, and someone who picks up the phone when the App Store changes the rules again.
Four weeks, and you see it the whole way.
No black box, no three-month silence, no reveal at the end that you quietly hate. You watch it get built.
- 0115 minutes · free
The call
You tell us who you serve and what's not working. We tell you honestly whether an app fixes it. Sometimes the answer is no, and we'll say so on the call.
- 02Week 1
The design
You see real screens with your name, your photos, your colors — not wireframes, not stock. If the direction is wrong, this is the cheap moment to find out.
- 03Weeks 2–3
The build
We build the real thing and put it on your phone through TestFlight while it's still being made. You watch it come together instead of waiting on a reveal.
- 04Week 4
The launch
We handle App Store submission, the listing, the screenshots, and the review process. You get a live app and everything that made it.
The reasons this is an easy yes.
You’ve probably been burned by an agency, a cousin who codes, or a no-code tool you’re still paying for. Here’s how this is different.
- No templates. Ever.
- Scroll back up and look at those five apps again. Same studio, same month. Nothing shared but the standard.
- You own all of it.
- The code, the design files, the App Store listing, the accounts. In your name, on day one. No platform rent, no hostage situation.
- A flat number, in writing.
- Quoted before we start. No hourly meter running, no scope-creep invoice at the end of the month.
- We'll talk you out of it.
- If an app won't move the needle for you, we say so on the free call. A bad project is worse for us than no project.
The number, before you have to ask for it.
A flat build fee and light monthly upkeep. Quoted in writing before anything starts, so the last invoice looks like the first estimate.
Your congregation's own app: sermons, events, giving, and announcements, designed around your church rather than dropped into a template every other church also uses.
- A design made for your church — your name, colors, photography
- Sermon or media feed wired to what you already publish
- Events, announcements, and your existing giving link
- App Store submission, listing, and screenshots handled
- Quarterly content refresh and OS-compatibility updates
One app for one name — a coach, a pastor, a creator, a practice. Heavier on design and identity, lighter on weekly content churn.
- A named design identity, not a re-skin
- Your content, video, or booking flow built in
- Push notifications and a custom home layout
- App Store submission and the whole review process
- Monthly content changes — you ask, we make them
The bespoke build: multiple feeds, accounts, payments, custom interactions. For when the app is the business rather than a companion to it.
- Fully custom build, not adapted from anything
- Accounts, payments, or multi-source content as needed
- Priority turnaround and quarterly design reviews
- Unlimited reasonable content changes
- We run the App Store account and yearly renewals
The founding rate is real and it is limited. The first 5 churches pay $1,500 instead of $2,500, because their apps are already built and we would rather have five live churches than five full-price quotes. After the fifth, it is $2,500 and this line comes down.
- The build fee is one time and quoted flat, in writing, before anything starts.
- Upkeep is month to month. Cancel any time — there is no contract to get out of.
- You pay Apple $99/year directly for your own developer account. That fee is what makes the app yours, so we don't hide it inside ours.
- The app, the code, the designs, and the listing are in your name from day one.
Not sure which one you are? That is what the free call is for — email contact@royzmediagroup.com or book below.
The things you’re about to ask.
And if it’s not here, ask it on the call. We’d rather answer it now than have it sit in the back of your head for a week.
It's on the page — church apps are $1,500 for the first five founding churches and $2,500 after that, brand apps start at $4,000, and full custom builds start at $7,500. Upkeep runs $99–$349/month, month to month, cancel any time. Every project is quoted flat and in writing before anything starts, so what you're told on the call is what you're invoiced. Where you land depends on how much has to work behind the screen — the free 15 minutes is where we figure out which one you're actually asking for.
Most builds run two to four weeks from the first call to a live listing. Apple's review adds a few days on top of that, and it's the one part of the timeline nobody controls.
No. You bring the photos, the words, and the opinions. We handle Apple accounts, code signing, submission, and every other piece of it you should never have to think about.
We start with iOS because that's where the audience for this kind of work usually is, and shipping one excellent app beats shipping two mediocre ones. Android is available as a second phase once iOS is earning its keep.
You do. The code, the designs, the App Store listing, the accounts — all of it, in your name. We don't hold your app hostage and there's no platform fee to keep it alive.
Your call. Some clients take the keys and run. Most keep us on for updates and new features. Either way you're not stranded, and you're not locked in.
Fifteen minutes. No pitch deck.
Tell us who you serve and what’s not working. We’ll tell you what we’d build, roughly what it costs, and how long it takes — on the call, not in a follow-up.
- Free, and genuinely no obligation
- You'll get a straight number, not a range
- If an app is the wrong move, we'll say so
- You keep whatever we sketch on the call