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Agree milestones around feature scope, supported devices and owner reviews. Store preparation and submission can be scoped separately; external review or resubmission can extend the release date.

Compare device APIs, background tasks, performance needs and team capacity. Shared code may suit common flows; platform-specific modules or separate native apps may be needed. The choice is made during discovery.

Define which data is cached, storage and encryption limits, queued actions, sync conflict rules and recovery behavior. Some features require a connection; offline coverage must be agreed per workflow.

The owner provides developer accounts, signing access, billing setup, approved content and privacy information. Submission assets and review support are scoped; approval and review dates cannot be promised.

Agree a device and OS test matrix, permission flows, background behavior and minimum supported versions. Compatibility changes after OS releases and ongoing maintenance have their own scope and budget.

Authentication, notifications, purchases, analytics and native APIs need defined integrations, ownership and acceptance cases. Platform policy and review dependencies are considered without assuming blanket compliance.

An audit can define UI, backend or platform migration work. Plan data backups, account/signing handover, staged rollout and rollback responsibilities before changing the production app.

Crash monitoring, analytics, consent/retention choices and support expectations are agreed for the project. Define the defect-fix window, monitoring owner and maintenance terms rather than assuming a fixed SLA.

Agree source access, build instructions, signing responsibilities, store assets and operational documentation. Ownership, third-party licences, recurring costs and future release responsibilities belong in the project agreement.