Software Development & Services

Mobile app development for iOS and Android

We build mobile apps that feel at home on each device, keep working when the network does not, and ship through the stores with a release process your team can repeat.

Technology
  • Swift
  • SwiftUI
  • UIKit
  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Java
  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Firebase
  • Xcode
  • TestFlight
  • Google Play Console

Your situation

Is this what you are looking for?

If any of these sound familiar, this service is for you.

  • Customers ask for an app, or competitors already have one
  • Field staff record work on paper and enter it later
  • Your mobile website is slow or awkward on a phone
  • An existing app crashes, or no longer works on new phones

The work involved

What needs to be done

Whatever the size of the project, these are the steps that decide whether it succeeds.

  1. 1

    Decide who the app is for and why

    Describe the users and the main jobs the app must do, and choose iOS, Android or both. Starting with a small core set of features gets a working app in front of users sooner.

  2. 2

    Choose the technology approach

    Compare native apps with Flutter or React Native against your features, budget and team. The right answer depends on how much the app needs from the device.

  3. 3

    Design for small screens and poor networks

    Plan simple navigation, readable text and what happens offline. Test the designs with real users before development begins.

  4. 4

    Build, test on real devices and secure the data

    Develop in stages, test on actual phones and OS versions, and protect stored data and server connections.

  5. 5

    Publish and keep the app current

    Set up your developer accounts, prepare the store listing and release in stages. Plan updates, because new OS versions and store rules change each year.

How we can help

How we can help

This is what we do for you, so your team can stay focused on running the business.

Native iOS apps

iPhone and iPad apps in Swift with SwiftUI or UIKit that follow Apple Human Interface Guidelines, with dark mode, Dynamic Type and accessibility support.

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Native Android apps

Android apps in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose or the View system, following Material Design and tested across screen sizes and Android versions.

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Cross-platform and hybrid apps

Flutter, React Native and hybrid approaches when one team needs to serve both platforms. We compare them with native before you commit.

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Backend, sync and offline use

Secure API access, sign-in with OAuth or your identity provider, push notifications, local storage and sync logic that keeps the app useful on poor connections.

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Testing and optimization

Unit and UI tests, testing on real devices, crash reporting, and performance checks on start-up time, memory, battery and network use.

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Store release and maintenance

Signing, certificates, build pipelines, Google Play Console and App Store Connect setup, TestFlight and staged rollouts, and updates for new OS versions and store policy changes.

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What is included

The platforms and tools covered, so you can see where your project fits.

iOS

  • Swift and SwiftUI
  • UIKit
  • Core Data and SwiftData
  • Push notifications (APNs)
  • TestFlight
  • App Store Connect

Android

  • Kotlin and Jetpack Compose
  • Room and WorkManager
  • Firebase
  • Google Play Console
  • Staged rollouts

Cross-platform

  • Flutter
  • React Native
  • Hybrid apps
  • Progressive web apps

What you get

Outcomes we aim for on every Mobile apps engagement.

Discuss this service

  • An app that works well on the devices your users actually have
  • Offline behavior and sync designed in, not added later
  • A repeatable release process for both stores
  • A clear plan for updates when iOS, Android or store rules change

Common questions

Should we build native or use a cross-platform framework?

Native gives the best access to each platform and the smoothest feel. Flutter or React Native can reduce effort when one team must deliver both apps. We compare both against your features, budget and team before recommending one.

Do we need our own developer accounts?

Yes. Publish under your organization account so you own the listing, certificates and data. You need an Apple Developer account and a Google Play Console account, and we can guide enrollment and work inside them with the roles you grant.

Can you take over or modernize an existing app, and get it through store review?

Yes to both. We review the code, dependencies and target OS levels first, then plan changes in stages. We prepare the app and listing for store guidelines and answer reviewer questions, but Apple and Google make the final decision, so we plan time for review and possible resubmission.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what you are trying to achieve. We reply within one business day with next steps.