Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps your users will actually open twice.
iOS, Android, React Native. Same team, same engineering standards as our web work.
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Native when it matters. Cross-platform when it pays.
iOS
Native iOS apps built with Swift and SwiftUI. Optimized for the latest iPhones and iPads.
Android
Native Android with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Material 3, edge-to-edge, predictive back.
React Native
One codebase, both stores. We use React Native when shared business logic outweighs platform-specific UX.
Apps users actually open twice.
React Native and Expo
One codebase, both stores, native performance for 90% of use cases. Faster delivery and a single team to maintain it.
Native iOS and Android
When performance, OS-integration, or graphics demand it: Swift/SwiftUI and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose by engineers who've shipped them at scale.
Offline-first
Apps that work on flaky transit Wi-Fi, in basements, on planes. Local-first storage with background sync when connectivity returns.
Push and in-app messaging
Targeted push notifications, in-app messages, deep links. Integrated with your CRM so marketing and support can run campaigns themselves.
Analytics and crash reporting
Mixpanel/Amplitude/PostHog for product analytics; Sentry/Bugsnag for crash reporting. Configured at launch, not three months later.
Store-ready submissions
App Review compliance, privacy nutrition labels, App Tracking Transparency, Google Data Safety. We've shipped through the gauntlet many times.
We don’t ship and walk.
Platform strategy
iOS-first, Android-first, both, web-only? We pick based on your audience and budget, not on what we like building.
Prototype on device
Working prototype on real phones by week three. Real touch targets, real animations, real performance numbers.
Build and beta
TestFlight and Play internal track from week four. Real users in real conditions before the public launch.
Launch and post-launch
Coordinated store submission, launch monitoring, and a 30-day stabilization sprint to catch what the beta missed.
React Native or native?
React Native for ~80% of apps - faster to ship, easier to staff, cheaper to maintain. Native for apps that push the device (heavy graphics, AR, audio processing, very deep OS integration).
How long does App Store review take?
First submission: 24-72 hours typically, longer if it's a fintech or health app. We pre-empt the common rejection reasons in our submission so first-time approval is the norm.
Do you handle ongoing updates?
Yes. SDK updates, iOS/Android version compatibility, library security patches, and the regular store-policy changes (privacy labels, data safety forms). Either retainer or per-release.
What about Flutter?
We can build in Flutter when there's a strong reason (existing Dart team, specific UI requirements). React Native has a larger ecosystem and easier hiring in the US market, so we usually default to it.
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