Mobile
Mobile apps
iOS and Android apps built from one codebase, shipped to both stores, wired to the backend and the systems your business already runs.
What we build
Apps that do a job: a booking flow, a field tool for staff, a customer account in your pocket, a store your customers keep on their home screen.
We build from one codebase for both platforms unless a project genuinely needs native, and we say which one yours is before you commit.
The backend is part of the app
An app is only as good as what it talks to. Our team builds the API behind it, or integrates with the systems you already run: your CRM, your ERP, your warehouse, your payment provider. Auth, offline behaviour, push and deep links are scoped as part of the build, not bolted on afterwards.
Getting through review
Store review is where a lot of first apps stall. We prepare the privacy declarations, the listing, the screenshots and the data-use answers against Apple’s App Review Guidelines, and we handle the back and forth until it is live.
What you get
An app on both stores under your own accounts, the source code, the build pipeline, and a release process your team can run without us.
How this one runs
Scope
We map the screens, the data and the store requirements, and agree what version one is.
Design
We design against the real platform patterns, so the app feels native on both.
Build
We build in short cycles with a testable build in your hands throughout.
Ship
We handle submission, review feedback, and the first release to both stores.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Native or cross-platform?
Most projects ship faster and cost less on React Native with Expo, and users cannot tell. When an app genuinely needs deep platform work, we build native. We tell you which one your project is during scoping.
Can you get it through App Store review?
Yes. We prepare the submission, the privacy declarations and the store listing, and we handle review feedback until it is approved.
Can the app talk to our existing systems?
Yes. Connecting apps to CRMs, ERPs, warehouses and internal APIs is a large part of what our team does. If the API does not exist yet, we build it.
Who owns the developer accounts?
You do. The App Store and Play Console accounts stay in your company name, and we work inside them.
Mobile apps