Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?

Yes, including developer account setup, listings, screenshots, privacy declarations and the review process.

Can the app work without internet?

Yes. For field, delivery and retail apps we build an offline-first data layer with conflict-safe synchronisation.

Service

Mobile apps people keep on the home screen

We build Android and iOS applications that are fast, offline-capable and genuinely usable, then handle the store submissions, releases and crash monitoring after launch.

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Android and iOS apps that feel native and ship on schedule

From one codebase: 2 platforms
Capable by design: Offline
Target crash-free threshold: <1%

Stack: React Native · Flutter · Node.js · Firebase · Supabase

Overview

Mobile App Development

A mobile app competes with every other app on the device for attention. Performance, offline behaviour and clarity decide whether it survives the first week.

We build with React Native or Flutter where a shared codebase serves the product, and go fully native where hardware access or performance demands it. Either way the app is designed mobile-first, not shrunk from a desktop screen.

Release engineering is part of the work: store listings, phased rollouts, crash reporting and over-the-air updates so a fix reaches users in hours rather than a review cycle.

Capabilities

What this service actually covers

Cross-platform apps

One React Native or Flutter codebase delivering a genuinely native feel on both platforms.

Native Android & iOS

Kotlin and Swift where hardware, performance or platform APIs require it.

Offline-first field apps

Full functionality without a connection, with conflict-safe sync when it returns.

App store operations

Listings, screenshots, phased rollouts, review handling and release monitoring.

Deliverables

Everything you receive

Mobile UX design and prototype
Android and iOS applications
Backend API and admin panel
Push notification infrastructure
Offline sync layer where needed
Store submission and approval
Crash reporting and analytics
Maintenance and release plan

Engagement

How it runs

01
Define
Core user journeys, device targets and the offline requirement agreed up front.
02
Design
Mobile-first prototype tested on real devices before a line of production code.
03
Build
Fortnightly builds distributed to your testers through TestFlight and internal tracks.
04
Ship & monitor
Store release, phased rollout, and crash and performance monitoring from day one.

FAQ

Before you commit

It depends on the product. Cross-platform is right for most business apps and halves the maintenance surface. We recommend native when hardware access, sustained graphics performance or platform-specific UX is central.