We cover the whole lifecycle, including the parts most teams discover late: store review, analytics and release management.
Native builds where performance matters, cross-platform where speed to market matters more.
Flows, wireframes and a complete UI kit before a line of production code is written.
Auth, data sync, notifications and the services your app depends on.
Local storage and conflict resolution so the app works on a weak connection.
Listing assets, review compliance and a staged rollout plan.
Event tracking wired in from launch so decisions are based on behaviour.
You need a real app in users’ hands to test the idea, not another prototype deck.
Staff working offsite need something faster and more reliable than paper or a mobile browser.
An old build is failing store review or breaking on new OS versions.
Two-week sprints with a working build at the end of each one. You see progress on a device, not in a status report.
We learn the business before proposing anything, then put the scope in writing.
Work happens in short cycles, with something real to review at the end of each one.
We ship, verify that the measurement works, then keep refining against the agreed metrics.
We get a usable version into your hands early, then refine against real usage instead of guessing in a spec document.
Talk to a SpecialistCross-platform builds cut maintenance cost without a visible quality drop.
We handle review guidelines, privacy labels and signing.
Crash reporting and funnels configured before launch day.
Documented code your in-house team can pick up.
No black boxes. Each engagement ends with assets and access in your name, documented well enough for another team to pick up.
We had a working build on a device in week two. Seeing it early changed three decisions that would have been expensive later.
It depends on what the app does. Heavy graphics or deep hardware use argue for native; most business apps do well cross-platform.
Yes, under your developer accounts, so you retain ownership of the listings.
We offer monthly support covering OS updates, bug fixes and small feature work.
Yes. We audit the codebase first and give you an honest view on repair versus rebuild.
Yes — auth, data sync, notifications and APIs, documented for your team.
Two-week release cadence on a retainer, or ad-hoc releases as needed.