iOS & Android, done properly
Whether your audience is on an iPhone, an Android handset, or both, we build apps that feel right at home on every platform — fast, stable, and designed around how people actually use their phones.
Built for both, optimised for each
iOS and Android users have different expectations — different gestures, different navigation patterns, different design conventions. We build apps that respect those differences so the experience feels native to whichever phone your customer is holding. From single-platform launches to dual-platform releases sharing a single codebase, we choose the right approach for the project, not the trend of the moment.
How we build
Native development
Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android — purpose-built code for projects where peak performance, deep platform integration, or hardware access matter most.
Cross-platform
React Native and modern cross-platform frameworks let us ship to both stores from one codebase — faster to launch, easier to maintain, and indistinguishable from native to your users.
Testing & QA
Testing across the screen sizes, OS versions, and conditions your users actually live in — not just whatever the simulator shows for 1 OS and screensize.
App Store & Play submission
We manage the whole release pipeline — store listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, review responses — so your app gets approved without surprises.
API & backend integration
Secure, reliable connections to your existing systems — payment gateways, CRMs, login providers, internal tools — handled with proper authentication and clean failure modes.
Ongoing support
OS updates, store policy changes, and analytics-driven improvements — apps need maintenance, and we stay on after launch to keep yours healthy.
Got an app idea?
Tell us what you're trying to build and we'll help you scope, design, and ship it.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about iOS and Android development.
It depends on the app. Cross-platform with React Native works beautifully for most business apps, marketplaces, and content-driven products — you ship faster, maintain one codebase, and the user experience is genuinely indistinguishable from native. Native is the right call when you need heavy hardware integration, demanding performance (think games or AR), or platform-specific features like advanced widgets and complications. We help you choose based on what your app actually needs to do, not what's trending.
A focused MVP with a defined feature set typically lands in 12–16 weeks. Larger apps with complex backends, multiple user roles, or third-party integrations can run 4–6 months. The biggest variable isn't engineering — it's clarity. Projects with a tight scope and decisive stakeholders move significantly faster than ones still figuring out what they want as they go.
Yes — and we strongly recommend you let us. Both stores have strict and frequently-changing review guidelines, and a single misstep on privacy declarations, in-app purchase rules, or metadata can stall a release for weeks. We prepare every asset, complete the privacy and data-use disclosures, handle reviewer responses, and stay close until your app is approved and live.
An app is never really finished. Apple and Google ship new OS versions every year, store policies change, and your users behave in ways no spec document predicts. We offer ongoing support plans that cover OS compatibility updates, bug fixes, security patches, analytics review, and incremental feature work — so your app stays current and continues to improve based on real usage data.