Welcome to Inyka
Why we're launching a new React Native studio, and what we want to change about how mobile MVPs get shipped.
Fondateur d'Inyka
Published on April 23, 2026
1 min
The problem we're trying to fix
Most startups that want to launch a mobile app land on two options. Agencies that take 6 months and €100k to ship an MVP, or freelancers that take 2 months and vanish when the project gets serious.
We picked a path in the middle. A short format, a fixed price, a stack we know by heart.
Four weeks, not three, not eight
Four weeks is just enough to ship a clean MVP without cutting corners on testing. It's too short for scope creep. It forces good product decisions from week one.
We knew saying "4 weeks" would cost us the over-ambitious projects. Fine by us. Those aren't for us.
What we'll never do
We don't hold your code hostage. We don't hide our prices. We don't lock you into a 12-month retainer.
These are practices we've seen up close, and refused. A studio that ships well doesn't need locks.
What's next
The first projects ship in the coming weeks. We'll publish detailed retrospectives on each: what we built, what held up, what we got wrong along the way. With numbers, no marketing filter.
We'll also write about the technical calls we're standing behind. Why Expo over bare React Native. Why Supabase over a custom backend. The times we regretted it.
If you have a project in mind, let's talk.

About the author
Youssef AttiaYoussef Attia est le fondateur d'Inyka, studio spécialisé dans les applications mobiles React Native pour iOS et Android. Il accompagne les porteurs de projet du cadrage jusqu'à la publication sur les stores, avec un prix fixe annoncé avant signature.
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