Native iOS, Android, and React Native — from MVP to scaled product. Built by a team that's launched 40+ apps and knows what breaks in week three of production traffic.
Swift / Kotlin where performance, hardware, or platform APIs are non-negotiable.
React Native + Expo for teams shipping two stores in one codebase.
Supabase, Firebase, or custom Node / Go APIs. Auth, push, offline sync, observability.
Screenshots, metadata, review prep, fastlane pipelines. We navigate the review gauntlet for you.
Amplitude / Mixpanel wired in, feature flags with LaunchDarkly or StatSig, funnel instrumentation.
iOS and Android components mapped to one source of truth. Pixel consistency without Figma twins.
Every engagement runs on a fixed scope and fixed price. No hourly billing, no scope-creep anxiety. You get a real date and a real number in 48 hours.
Full process →Kickoff, user flows, platform decision, backend architecture, analytics plan.
Wireframes → high-fidelity Figma. Two directed feedback rounds. Component library delivered.
Parallel frontend + backend. Staging build on TestFlight / Internal Track from week 4.
Device matrix testing, store submission, review round-tripping. 30-day post-launch care included.
We rescue stalled builds as often as we start new ones. Send us what you have.
Both — we pick based on your roadmap and team. React Native if you're shipping fast on both platforms with limited resources. Native (Swift / Kotlin) when performance, hardware integration, or platform-specific UX matters. We tell you the right choice — and our reasoning — in week one.
Most apps benefit from offline-first patterns: optimistic UI, local-first state, sync on reconnect. We design for poor networks because that's the real world. The exception: realtime collaborative tools where conflict resolution gets ugly fast.
We do — including review prep, screenshots, copy, and the inevitable rejection round-tripping. Your team owns the developer accounts; we get added as members.
Two flavors: scheduled releases (every 2–3 weeks) for feature work, and OTA hotfixes (where supported) for emergency UI patches. We'll set up a release train that fits your team's comfort.
Often yes. We start with a 1–2 week tech audit before committing — to make sure the codebase isn't a sunk-cost trap. We're honest if it is.