We focus on developing applications for the iOS and Android operating systems, which allows us to maintain our position as one of the best and use the latest available technologies. Both iOS and Android are the most widely used mobile operating systems in the world. iOS is developed and maintained by Apple exclusively for use in their mobile products, while Android was initially developed by Android, Inc., which was acquired by Google in 2005.

Indeed, we do support both the iOS and Android mobile operating systems in some of the environments we provide. Many people prefer to run their apps on both systems rather than building separate apps for each, and we use development frameworks like Flutter to support both systems quickly and at lower cost. However, it depends on the nature of the application itself.

Indeed, usually the ownership of the product is defined in the work agreement between the client and the executor. Generally, the client holds the actual ownership rights of the products that were produced during the work for them. However, the original creators or contributors to the production may be referenced in the credits of the product.

As for intellectual property rights, the actual creators retain the intellectual property rights to the work, which include attribution, the right to modify the work, and the right to commercial use of the work. Generally, anyone who wishes to use the work for commercial purposes needs to obtain permission from the owner of the intellectual property rights to the work.