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Mobile app development.
We build native iOS, Android, and cross-platform mobile apps with Flutter and React Native, handling everything from discovery and design to store submission and post-launch support.
Who we
work with.
Startups building their first product
You need to go from idea to a working app that users can download. You want a team that moves fast, keeps scope tight, and gets you to launch — not one that over-engineers an MVP.
Product teams expanding from web to mobile
You have a working web product and need to bring it to iOS and Android. You need a team that understands your backend, your user flows, and how to translate a web experience into a mobile-native one.
Companies with existing apps that need more capacity
Your internal team is stretched. You need additional engineers who can onboard fast, follow your existing patterns, and ship alongside your team — not in a separate silo.
OTT and media companies adding mobile
You have a TV or web streaming product and need mobile apps that share the same backend, subscription logic, and content catalog. We run mobile and TV projects in parallel with shared infrastructure.
What we build.
Not just the app.
We take on the full mobile product lifecycle. Our teams have shipped consumer products, B2B tools, EdTech platforms, sports streaming apps and IoT interfaces across iOS and Android.
- Native iOS apps (Swift, SwiftUI) and Android apps (Kotlin)
- Cross-platform apps (Flutter, React Native)
- Mobile UI/UX design (design systems, HIG and Material Design compliance)
- Backend for mobile (REST API, GraphQL, Firebase, Supabase)
- Push notification infrastructure (FCM, APNs, OneSignal)
- In-app purchases and subscription billing (Apple IAP, Google Play Billing, RevenueCat)
- Third-party integrations (payments, maps, analytics, social auth)
- App Store and Google Play submission and certification
- Post-launch support — crash monitoring, OS updates, feature iterations
Technology we use.
- Mobile
- Swift
- SwiftUI
- Kotlin
- Flutter
- Dart
- React Native
- TypeScript
- Backend
- Node.js
- Python
- REST API
- GraphQL
- Firebase
- Supabase
- Infrastructure
- AWS
- GCP
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Fastlane
- Integrations
- Stripe
- RevenueCat
- Apple IAP
- Google Play Billing
- Google Maps
- Mapbox
- OneSignal
- Mixpanel
- Amplitude
- Sentry
- Testing
- XCTest
- Espresso
- Flutter Test
- Detox
- Appium
- TestFlight
- Firebase App Distribution
Which approach.
Flutter, React Native, or native?
The answer depends on your audience, your timeline, and how deeply the app has to reach into the OS.
Flutter by default, React Native if you already run React on web, and native when the app needs deep OS access.
| Flutter | React Native | Native (Swift + Kotlin) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Best for | New products targeting both platforms | Teams with an existing React web codebase | Performance-critical or hardware-dependent apps |
| 02 | Code sharing | ~95% single codebase | ~70–85% shared | Separate codebases, 0% shared |
| 03 | Performance | Near-native | Good for most apps | Maximum |
| 04 | UI consistency | Pixel-perfect across both platforms | Uses native UI components | Platform-specific look and feel |
| 05 | Development cost | Lowest for dual-platform | Low to medium | Highest |
| 06 | Our recommendation | Default for new products | If you run React on web | For deep OS access |
01Flutter
- Best for
- New products targeting both platforms
- Code sharing
- ~95% single codebase
- Performance
- Near-native
- UI consistency
- Pixel-perfect across both platforms
- Development cost
- Lowest for dual-platform
- Our recommendation
- Default for new products
02React Native
- Best for
- Teams with an existing React web codebase
- Code sharing
- ~70–85% shared
- Performance
- Good for most apps
- UI consistency
- Uses native UI components
- Development cost
- Low to medium
- Our recommendation
- If you run React on web
03Native (Swift + Kotlin)
- Best for
- Performance-critical or hardware-dependent apps
- Code sharing
- Separate codebases, 0% shared
- Performance
- Maximum
- UI consistency
- Platform-specific look and feel
- Development cost
- Highest
- Our recommendation
- For deep OS access
How we work.
Real devices. Every sprint.
01.Test on real devices
Every sprint ships a build to TestFlight or Firebase App Distribution. You install it on your phone and test it yourself — not on a simulator, not in a slide deck.
02.Right tech, not ours
Flutter, React Native, or native — we recommend based on your audience, timeline, and platform needs. If you already run React on web, we factor that in. No dogma.
03.We stay past launch
We handle store submission, reviewer feedback, and crash monitoring after release. When you need OS updates or a second platform, we are already in context.
Built, shipped, supported.
FAQ.
Straight answers.
For most new products targeting both iOS and Android, Flutter is the best choice — near-native performance with a single codebase at significantly lower cost. Choose native Swift or Kotlin when your app needs deep platform integration (HealthKit, ARKit, hardware peripherals). Choose React Native if you already have a React web team and want to share business logic.
Yes. We build complete mobile products — app frontend, REST API or GraphQL backend, database, push notification infrastructure, and cloud deployment on AWS or GCP. We also integrate with existing backends via API if you already have one.
We manage the entire process — metadata, screenshots, privacy policy, age rating, and review compliance. We respond to Apple and Google reviewer feedback and resubmit as needed. Apple review typically takes 1–3 days; Google Play takes 1–7 days for initial review.
Yes. We onboard onto existing codebases regularly. The process starts with a paid code audit — we review architecture, technical debt, and test coverage, then provide a clear plan before committing to ongoing work.
Yes. Post-launch support covers crash monitoring and resolution, iOS and Android OS compatibility updates (typically required annually), performance optimization, and feature iterations. We offer monthly retainers or continue as a dedicated team for ongoing product development.
Start your project.
Ready to build your mobile app?
Tell us what you need — iOS, Android, or cross-platform. You get a technology recommendation and an estimate within 3–5 business days.
Get a free estimate