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Mobile App Development

Native and cross-platform apps for iOS and Android from one codebase.

We build consumer and business apps for iOS and Android — using cross-platform frameworks where they save time and cost, and native development where performance demands it — and take care of App Store and Play Store submission.

Most apps don't need two separate native codebases — they need one well-built cross-platform app that feels native on both iOS and Android. We default to that approach because it cuts build time and cost roughly in half, and reserve fully native development for cases where performance genuinely requires it (heavy graphics, background processing, hardware-level integrations).

Submission to the App Store and Play Store trips up a lot of first-time app owners — provisioning profiles, privacy declarations, review rejections. We handle that process end-to-end, including the resubmission cycle if the first review comes back with changes requested.

Discuss this service

What's included

  • Cross-platform (React Native / Flutter) builds
  • Native iOS & Android where required
  • Push notifications, payments & offline support
  • App Store & Play Store submission handled

Who this is for

  • A business ready to move from 'we should have an app' to actually shipping one
  • A web product that needs a companion mobile experience
  • Field teams that need offline-capable tools on their phones
  • A consumer product where push notifications drive retention

Common questions

Cross-platform or native — which do we need?+

For most business and consumer apps, cross-platform (React Native/Flutter) delivers a native-quality experience at lower cost. We'll recommend native only if your app has specific performance or hardware demands that require it.

Who handles the App Store and Play Store listings?+

We do — screenshots, descriptions, privacy declarations, submission and any resubmission needed after review feedback.

Can the app work without an internet connection?+

Yes, we can build offline-first behaviour with local data syncing back to the server once connectivity returns, where the use case calls for it.

Have a project in mind? Let's scope it properly.

Tell us what you're building or trying to grow. We'll respond with questions before we respond with a quote.