Native iOS & Android
Swift/SwiftUI and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose for apps that need to feel like the platform and use every sensor.
Native iOS and Android or Flutter/React Native — designed, built, secured, submitted and measured by a team that has shipped 40+ apps, three with over a million installs.
Swift/SwiftUI and Kotlin/Jetpack Compose for apps that need to feel like the platform and use every sensor.
One codebase, two stores, native-quality UI — when shipping fast matters more than the last 5% of polish.
The half of the app users never see: .NET or Node APIs, auth, push, payments, offline sync, analytics.
Biometric auth, certificate pinning, encrypted storage, HIPAA/GDPR patterns, MDM-friendly enterprise distribution.
Apps for drivers, nurses, technicians and inspectors that keep working in basements and on rural routes, then sync cleanly.
Instrumentation, funnels, crash monitoring, A/B testing and store optimization so you know what to build next.
Visit scheduling, secure video, e-signatures and offline visit notes syncing to the EHR via FHIR. Built native on both platforms because nurses use it eight hours a day.
User research, flows, clickable prototype and a design system in Figma before a line of code.
TestFlight / internal-track builds every sprint. Backend and app evolve together with automated tests.
Listing, screenshots, privacy manifests, review compliance. 100% first-time approval in the last two years.
Crash monitoring, analytics, OS-update readiness and a roadmap driven by what users actually do.
Native Swift/Kotlin when the app is your core product, needs deep hardware access or must feel perfect. Flutter or React Native when speed to market and a shared codebase matter more. We tell you which fits on the first call and have shipped dozens of each.
A focused MVP typically takes 10–14 weeks including design, backend and store submission. Complex apps with offline sync, payments and integrations run 4–6 months.
Yes — store listings, screenshots, review guidelines compliance, privacy manifests, and the back-and-forth with review teams. We have a 100% first-time approval rate over the past two years.
Yes. We start with a code and infrastructure audit, stabilise crash rates and the release pipeline, then plan the roadmap. Many of our long-term clients came to us this way.
Either way, the first call is with a mobile lead who has shipped it before.