Mobile App Development
We take an app from the first sketch through store approval and the releases after it: one team covering design, engineering, backend and the submission paperwork nobody enjoys.
Building screens is rarely what delays a mobile launch. Signing, review rejections, flaky connectivity, push delivery and the long tail of device sizes are, and they tend to show up in the final fortnight.
We plan for them from the start. The release pipeline is working in the first sprint, offline behaviour is a design decision rather than a bug, and review guidelines are checked before the features they affect are built.
What you end up with
A shipped app in both stores with crash reporting, analytics and a release pipeline your team can run without us.
The difference
The difference is mostly invisible in a screen recording and obvious in production.
What we build
Platform choice follows the product. We will recommend native where it earns its cost and cross-platform everywhere else.
One React Native or Flutter codebase for iOS and Android, the right default for most products, at roughly the cost of one platform.
Swift and Kotlin for apps that lean on platform capabilities: heavy camera or audio work, widgets, wearables, background processing.
Apps for crews, drivers and technicians who work without signal: local databases, conflict-aware sync and resilient uploads.
The mobile side of an existing platform, sharing its API, auth and design system rather than reinventing them.
Process
Each phase ends with something you can see, use or sign off.
User flows, device capabilities and store requirements mapped, ending in a clear cross-platform or native recommendation.
A clickable prototype on a real device, following platform conventions so the app feels at home on both systems.
Two-week sprints, each ending with a build installed on your phone through TestFlight and Play internal testing.
Device matrix testing, performance profiling, accessibility and a closed beta with real users before the store ever sees it.
Store listings, privacy declarations and review handling, then a staged rollout with monitoring on crash-free sessions.
Stack
Defaults, not dogma. If you already run something else, we work within it.
Timelines
Typical ranges for well-scoped work. Discovery comes first and produces a fixed quote and a date.
8–10 weeks
One core workflow on both platforms, through store approval.
10–16 weeks
Accounts, payments, notifications, offline support and an admin surface.
6–10 weeks
Mobile client for an existing web product and API.
Case studies
Logistics
Technicians filled in paper job sheets that were re-typed into a spreadsheet two days later, so dispatch never knew what had actually been completed.
Job data available same-day instead of after 48h
Industries
Driver and technician apps, dispatch consoles and tracking that work where the signal does not.
Telemedicine, patient portals and clinical tools built around real workflows and a privacy-first architecture.
Storefronts, apps and back-office tooling that load fast, convert and stay in sync with inventory.
FAQ
Cross-platform is the right call for most business apps: one codebase, both stores, and performance users cannot tell apart from native. We recommend native when the app depends heavily on platform-specific capabilities, and we will explain the trade-off in discovery rather than defaulting to either.
Yes. Listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, review responses and staged rollouts are part of the engagement. The developer accounts are yours. We work in them as team members.
Yes, and for field or travel use cases it should. We design the data model for local-first storage and conflict-aware sync from the start, because retrofitting it is far more expensive.
Most apps do. We build it alongside the app or integrate with the one you have, so the mobile team is never waiting on an API from another vendor.
OS updates, new device sizes and store policy changes keep arriving. You can keep us on a support retainer or take over with the documented pipeline. Builds and releases do not depend on anyone's laptop.
Next step
Tell us the problem in a few sentences. We will reply within one business day with an honest read on scope, cost and whether we are the right team for it.
