You need the first credible release.
We reduce scope to the app users can actually test, then ship it with the backend, analytics and store assets needed for launch.
Mobile app development iOS · Android · Native
Apps people
keep opening.
Native mobile app development for teams that need a product in the App Store, not a prototype in a deck.
When to call us
The mobile work that needs senior judgement.
The hard part is rarely drawing screens. It is lifecycle, data, store compliance and the cost of wrong platform decisions.
Cross-platform is not the obvious answer.
We help decide between Swift, Kotlin, Flutter and React Native before implementation cost gets locked in.
The current app is hard to change.
We audit architecture, release flow, crash risk and backend contracts, then cut a path to a maintainable build.
Deliverables
What we build.
iOSBackend Launch
Swift and SwiftUI
Native iPhone and iPad apps, App Store submission, background work and push notifications.
AndroidKotlin and Jetpack
Native Android apps, Play Store release, device support and modern Android architecture.
APIs and sync
Authentication, offline-first flows, data sync, media upload and resilient API contracts.
Release handover
CI, signing, store metadata, analytics, crash reporting, runbooks and release notes.
Process
01
Decide the platform.
We compare native and cross-platform against your product, team and maintenance horizon.
02
Ship the first useful version.
We cut the release around the smallest credible app, not the longest feature list.
03
Leave a product team behind.
You get documented code, CI, store access, release process and a roadmap your next hire can understand.
FAQ
Mobile questions.
- Do you build iOS and Android separately?
- Yes when native is the right call. We also evaluate Flutter or React Native when product constraints make cross-platform sensible.
- Can you launch to the App Store and Play Store?
- Yes. Store readiness, signing, review assets and release notes are part of the handover.
- Can you take over an existing app?
- Yes. We usually start with a short technical audit before committing to timelines.
Start
Have an app worth shipping?
Send the current scope. We will tell you what belongs in version one.