Mobile Apps
We build mobile products of native quality with iOS, Android and React Native.
iOS and Android apps
From a single React Native codebase we ship apps that feel at home on both platforms.
Native modules
When an app needs camera, Bluetooth or maps, we write those parts in Swift and Kotlin.
Notifications and purchases
We set up push notifications, in-app purchases and subscriptions within store rules.
Store release
We handle the App Store and Google Play submission, store visuals and the review process.
How does it go?
- Days 1–2
Flows
We sketch the screens and user journey together and set the scope of the first release.
- Days 3–5
Design
Main screens are designed around each platform's habits; you sign off on a prototype.
- Days 6–11
Build
A new test build comes out every day; you try the app on your own phone.
- Day 12
TestFlight
The first release is in your team's hands on TestFlight and the Google Play test track.
What you get
- iOS and Android apps and their source code
- TestFlight and Google Play test tracks
- Store listing copy and visuals
- Crash and usage reports
- Release update guide
Tools we use
- Cross-platform builds with React Native
- Native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin)
- Push notifications, in-app purchase, deep links
- App Store and Google Play release management
Common questions.
No question left unanswered.
Why React Native?
One codebase moves both platforms forward together and keeps costs down. For features tied closely to the device, we write native modules.
Do you handle store approval?
Yes. Submission, review notes and any fixes after a rejection are on us; developer accounts are opened in your name.
How do updates ship after launch?
Small fixes reach the app without waiting for store review; larger releases go through the stores.
