Native-feelingapps,withoutthenativeteamcost
iOS, Android, and cross-platform apps shipped by senior engineers. Performance, offline behaviour, and store rigor handled end to end.
Native-feeling, wherever users are
Performance on real devices. Offline-first where it matters. Store submission handled end to end.
Native iOS
Swift and SwiftUI for performance-critical apps. Deep platform integration where it counts.
Native Android
Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for modern Android. Material guidelines respected, not cargo-culted.
React Native and Expo
One codebase, two platforms, no plastic-feeling UI. Native modules when the platform demands it.
Flutter
Dart and Flutter for apps where custom UI and pixel-level control matter more than platform idioms.
Offline and sync
Local-first data, conflict resolution, background sync. Apps that work on the subway and catch up seamlessly.
Store and release
App Store and Play Store submission, review navigation, staged rollouts, remote config.
From consumer polish to B2B depth
Consumer apps
High-polish apps with growth funnels, in-app purchase, analytics, and the feel of native.
B2B and internal apps
Field ops, sales enablement, inventory, logistics. Apps wired into your backend with role-based access.
Hardware and IoT
BLE, beacons, camera, sensors. Apps that control and read real devices reliably.
AI-powered mobile
On-device and cloud AI wired into mobile UX. Fast, private, and aware of bandwidth.
Device in hand by week two
Platform strategy
Week 1Pick native, cross-platform, or hybrid based on the actual UX and team math, not the fashion.
Prototype on device
Week 2Get something real on real hardware in week two. Feel beats opinion.
Iterative build
Week 2 onwardWeekly TestFlight and internal tracks, with the engineers who build the feature watching it in the hands of users.
Store submission
Final 2 weeksPrivacy manifests, age ratings, screenshots, review notes. We handle the bureaucracy so you ship on schedule.
Native and cross-platform
Mobile questions
It depends on the UX, the team, and the long tail of platform features you need. We do the math with you on day one.
Often yes. A shared TypeScript domain layer keeps behaviour consistent across web and mobile without forcing one UI to pretend to be the other.
End to end. Privacy manifests, age ratings, screenshots, review notes, and the inevitable reviewer back-and-forth.
APNs, FCM, universal links, app links, and deferred deep linking. Handled properly so marketing works and the UX holds up.
Yes. The pod that ships keeps running it, upgrading SDKs, fixing review rejections, and evolving features.
Related capabilities
All capabilitiesReady to ship
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