Mobile apps that feel at home on the device.
Android and iOS applications, native or built once for both platforms, connected to a back end we design alongside them, and shipped through the stores with the reviews, analytics and updates that follow.
Product definition
What the app is for, who uses it, and which features belong in the first release.
Native development
Each platform's own language and toolkit when platform fidelity and performance matter most.
Cross-platform
One codebase for both platforms when speed of delivery and a shared design matter more.
Back end and APIs
Authentication, data sync, push notifications and payments, built and hosted to match the app.
Store release
Listings, screenshots, review requirements and the release process on both stores.
Updates and support
Crash reporting, analytics, OS updates and a schedule for new releases.
- Android
- iOS
- Native and cross-platform
- API integration
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1. Decide native or cross-platform on evidence
Platform features, team skills, budget and timeline decide the technology. We lay out the trade-offs and recommend one.
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2. Offline and slow networks are normal
Apps are designed to work on a weak connection, sync when they can and never lose a user's input.
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3. Platform conventions
Navigation, gestures and system components follow each platform's guidelines, so the app feels familiar from the first tap.
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4. Release early, in stages
Internal testing, then a limited release, then the stores. Each stage teaches something before the next.
App and back end from one team
No gaps between the people building the screens and the people building the services behind them.
Store experience
We know the review requirements and prepare for them, so releases are not held up.
A plan for after launch
OS releases, device changes and user feedback keep coming; we plan the cadence to handle them.
Mobile App Development, answered.
What clients ask us before this kind of project starts.
Native or cross-platform: which should I choose?
It depends on the features you need, the budget and how fast you need both platforms. We recommend one after a short discovery.
Can you publish under my developer accounts?
Yes. The apps are published under your Apple and Google accounts, which you own and control.
Do you build the server side too?
Yes. Most apps need authentication, data and notifications; we build and host that alongside the app.
What happens when a new OS version ships?
We test on beta releases, fix what breaks and release updates as part of the maintenance arrangement.