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Mobile Apps
Cross-platform and native mobile app development for iOS and Android, from product design through App Store and Google Play release and ongoing updates.
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Who it’s for
Products that live on phones
Your customers or field teams do their work on a phone. The app has to be quick, reliable and pleasant to use daily.
Businesses with a web product
You want a companion app that shares logic and data with your web platform instead of a second, diverging codebase.
Apps that need a rescue
Crashes, poor ratings and slow releases. You need stability first, then a sustainable release rhythm.
What you get
- 01One codebase for iOS and Android where it makes sense, native where it matters
- 02Offline-first data that syncs cleanly when the signal returns
- 03Crash-free sessions and startup times measured and kept in budget
- 04Store listings, reviews and releases managed without drama
Deliverables
- iOS & Android apps
- Offline-first sync
- Payments, push & authentication
- App Store & Google Play release
- Crash & performance monitoring
- App modernization
Materials
Tools we reach for first, chosen per project and never by habit.
- React Native
- Expo
- Flutter
- Swift
- Kotlin
- Firebase
How we weave it
- Pass 01
Choose the right build
Cross-platform, native or hybrid: decided by your features, team and budget, not by habit.
- Pass 02
Design for thumbs
Flows designed for one hand, poor networks and interruptions, then prototyped on real devices.
- Pass 03
Ship to testers early
TestFlight and internal tracks from the first weeks, so real users shape the app before launch.
- Pass 04
Release on a rhythm
Automated builds, staged rollouts and over-the-air updates where allowed, with monitoring on every release.
Questions, answered
Should we build native or cross-platform?
For most business apps, React Native or Flutter gives native-quality results from one codebase at lower cost. We recommend fully native when an app depends on advanced device features, heavy graphics or platform-specific experiences.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes: store accounts, listings, screenshots, review guidelines, privacy declarations and release management, under your own developer accounts.
Can the app share a backend with our website?
Yes, and it usually should. We design a single API and data model that serves web and mobile, so features and rules stay consistent.
What happens after launch?
We offer care plans covering OS updates, dependency upgrades, monitoring and feature work, or a clean handover to your own team.