Mobile apps for iOS and Android
Cross-platform and native mobile delivery with store-ready builds, sensible architecture, and a path for your team to maintain the app.
- Uncertainty between React Native, Flutter, and fully native
- Apps that pass UI review but fail on offline, push, or release process
- No clear ownership of certificates, store accounts, or crash reporting

What we deliver
Product teams often need a credible mobile presence without standing up two fully separate native teams on day one. We help you choose the right approach and ship a maintainable app.
- Shared UI and business logic across iOS and Android
- Platform-specific polish where it matters
- CI for store builds
- Native bridges for camera, sensors, or payments as required
- Documented module boundaries
- Regression checks on both platforms
- Auth and session handling
- Push notification setup
- Environment separation for staging and production
- Release checklist and versioning
- Crash reporting wired before launch
- Handover of certificates and store access notes
How we work
- 1
Choose approach
Recommend native vs cross-platform based on features, team skills, and timeline.
- 2
Build increments
Ship internal builds early so product and design can react on real devices.
- 3
Harden for stores
Permissions, crash reporting, and release pipelines before public submission.
- 4
Launch & hand over
Support the first release window and leave your team able to ship the next one.
Technologies we work with
Stacks and platforms we use on this kind of work — not a partnership claim.
Cross-platform
- React Native
- Flutter
Native
- Swift
- Kotlin
- iOS
- Android
Backend & tooling
- Firebase
- TypeScript

Common questions
Should we start with React Native or native?
It depends on the feature set and who will maintain the app. We will recommend one approach in writing before build starts, including the trade-offs.
Do you handle App Store and Play Console accounts?
Accounts should stay under your organisation. We guide setup and release steps, and document what your team needs to keep publishing.
Can you take over an existing app?
Yes, after a short technical review of the codebase, dependencies, and release process so we can give an honest scope.
