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Mobile App Development

Native and cross-platform mobile apps built to ship, get approved, and stay stable through updates.

React NativeFlutterSwift
Mobile App Development
React NativeFlutterSwift

Overview

Mobile is often the highest-stakes platform a business ships to — a broken update reaches every user at once, and app store review adds a layer of risk that web releases don't have. We build with that reality in mind: rigorous device testing, staged rollouts where the platform supports them, and release processes that account for app store review timelines.

Depending on the product, we build fully native (Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android) for maximum performance and platform integration, or cross-platform with React Native or Flutter when shared codebase and faster iteration matter more. We'll recommend the right approach for your specific app rather than defaulting to one.

Our background in connected and wearable devices also means we're comfortable extending mobile apps beyond the phone — companion apps for wearables, Bluetooth and IoT device integrations, and background sync architectures that behave correctly on real-world, unreliable networks.

How we work

A clear, collaborative process from first conversation to long-term support.

Discover

Understand your business, workflows, and goals before writing a single spec.

Plan

Map requirements, architecture, and a realistic delivery timeline.

Design

Wireframe and prototype the experience your team and customers will use.

Develop

Build in short, reviewable iterations with working software early.

Test

Verify functionality, performance, and security before anything ships.

Launch

Deploy to production with a rollout plan and a rollback safety net.

Support

Maintain, monitor, and extend the system as your business grows.

Technologies we use

We pick the right tool for the job, not the other way around.

React Native

A cross-platform framework that shares one codebase between iOS and Android without sacrificing a native feel.

Flutter

A UI toolkit that compiles to native code, giving us pixel-consistent apps across platforms from one codebase.

Swift

Apple's native language for iOS, used when an app needs the deepest platform integration and top performance.

Kotlin

Google's preferred language for Android, giving us safer, more concise native apps than Java alone.

Firebase

A managed backend for auth, real-time data, and push notifications that lets mobile apps ship faster.

Node.js

An event-driven JavaScript runtime that handles concurrent I/O efficiently, giving us fast, scalable APIs and services.

TypeScript

Static typing on top of JavaScript that catches bugs before runtime and keeps large codebases easier to refactor safely.

AWS

A cloud platform we use for hosting, storage, and managed services that scale with traffic without over-provisioning.

REST API

A predictable, well-understood API convention that keeps integrations simple for clients and third-party teams.

Docker

Containerization that keeps environments consistent from a developer's laptop through staging and production.

Frequently asked questions

It depends on how performance-critical the app is, whether you need deep platform-specific features, and your budget for maintaining two codebases versus one. We'll walk through the trade-offs for your specific app before recommending an approach.

Apple's review is typically 24-48 hours, Google's is often faster, but both can take longer if the app touches sensitive permissions or payments. We build submission timelines into the project plan and handle the review process, including responding to any reviewer feedback.

We address the reviewer's specific feedback and resubmit — this is a normal part of the process and one we handle as part of the engagement, not an extra cost.

Mobile operating systems update annually and can affect app behavior. Our support agreements include compatibility testing against new OS releases so your app keeps working as iOS and Android evolve.