Services
Mobile App Development
A mobile app is not finished when it reaches the store — that is where the real work starts. We set up release management, store reviews, crash tracking and the user feedback loop from day one.
What we build
iOS & Android
Native with Swift and Kotlin, or both platforms from a single codebase with Flutter. The choice follows your team structure, budget horizon and how deeply you need device features — not fashion.
Backend and sync
Offline capability, conflict resolution and background synchronisation. An architecture that keeps working where connectivity does not — which matters for field teams.
Store operations
App Store and Google Play account setup, release notes, review management and appeals when a build is rejected. For multi-country releases, language and content rating compliance.
Measurement & experiments
Funnel analytics, crash reporting and staged rollouts. New features go to a small audience first, the data is reviewed, and only then does the release go wide.
How we work
On mobile, the most expensive mistake is building the wrong feature flawlessly. So we validate flows with a clickable prototype before development starts. And launch is not the finish line: we watch the first release and update the roadmap against real usage data.
- 01Flow validation through a clickable prototype
- 02Store guideline compliance checked during development, not after
- 03Staged rollouts with crash monitoring
- 04A sustainability plan for annual OS updates
Technologies we use
Technology choices follow the lifespan of the product, the size of your team and the cost of maintaining it.
- Swift
- Kotlin
- Flutter
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- AWS
What you receive
- iOS and Android application source code
- Backend services and API documentation
- Store account configuration and release process
- Analytics and crash monitoring setup
- Design system and component library
- Release playbook and handover training
Frequently asked questions
01Should we choose native or cross-platform?
We recommend native for products that need deep hardware access or where performance is critical. For content- and transaction-driven products that simply need the same experience on both platforms, cross-platform improves both budget and release speed. We make that call together in the first conversation.
02What happens if the app is rejected by a store?
Responding to the rejection and shipping the required fix is part of delivery. Because guideline compliance is checked throughout development, rejections are usually content or account related — and we handle those processes on your behalf.
03Can you take over our existing app?
Yes. Before taking over we review the codebase, dependencies and technical debt, and give you a written assessment. Sometimes gradual modernisation is cheaper, sometimes a rewrite is — we tell you which applies, and why.
04How does post-launch maintenance work?
OS updates, store policy changes and library security patches fall under regular maintenance. Even without a monthly maintenance agreement, we notify you of critical security updates.
Industries we deliver this for
The same service means different requirements in different industries. Start with the one closest to yours.
Let's talk about your project.
The first conversation is led by the engineering team that would build it. We work through the technical approach and an indicative timeline together.