Mobile Application Development

Mobile apps your users keep open.

Flutter, React Native, or fully native iOS and Android. We build apps that pass store review the first time, hold up under real traffic, and still feel fast on a three-year-old Android.

BUILT FOR THE STORES

What you ship with us

A mobile app is more than screens: it's offline sync, push infrastructure, store compliance, and the instrumentation to grow after launch. All of it ships in the box.

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  • One codebase shipped to both the App Store and Play Store
  • Native modules where hardware or performance demands it
  • Offline-first experiences with local database sync
  • Push notifications, deep linking, and in-app purchases
  • Crash reporting, analytics, A/B testing, and OTA updates
  • Store submission handled end to end, rejections included

What we build for you

Six areas where we bring deep, shipped-to-the-stores mobile experience, from the first wireframe to the launch-day review queue.

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01

Flutter Apps

Our pick for MVPs and design-led consumer apps: pixel-perfect UI and silky animations from a single Dart codebase, shipped fast.

02

React Native Apps

The right call when you have a JavaScript/TypeScript team or a web product to share logic with: one skill set, both platforms.

03

Native iOS & Android

Swift and SwiftUI, Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, for deep platform integration, raw performance, or hardware access cross-platform can't reach.

04

Backend for Mobile

Auth, realtime sync, push infrastructure, in-app purchase receipt validation, and offline queues, the server side mobile apps actually need.

05

Store Submission

App Store Connect and Play Console, provisioning, signing, metadata, and review, including recovering from rejections without losing your launch date.

06

Growth Instrumentation

Analytics, attribution, crash reporting, A/B testing, and feature flags, so you know what users do and can iterate without resubmitting.

Technologies we ship with.

Cross-platform where it's faster, native where it matters, and the mobile-specific services that make the difference after launch.

FlutterDartReact NativeSwiftSwiftUIKotlinJetpack ComposeFirebaseRevenueCatOneSignalNode.jsAWS

Built for teams going mobile.

01

Startups

Going from web to mobile, reaching the users who live on their phones without doubling the engineering team.

02

Consumer Brands

Launching polished consumer apps for US and global audiences, where store ratings decide whether marketing spend pays off.

03

SaaS Products

Adding a mobile companion app: the same account, data, and billing, in your users' pockets.

04

Rescue Teams

Reviving stalled Flutter or React Native codebases: an audit, a stabilization plan, and a path back to shipping.

Got questions? We’ve got answers.

01

Flutter or React Native: which should we choose?

Flutter when design fidelity and animation quality matter most, which covers most consumer apps. React Native when you have an existing JavaScript/TypeScript team or want to share logic with a web product. If it's genuinely unclear, we run a one-week tech-selection sprint and let a working prototype decide.

02

Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?

Yes, end to end. Provisioning, signing, screenshots, metadata, age ratings, in-app purchase review, and export compliance. When a review comes back with a rejection, we handle the response and resubmission too.

03

Can you add a mobile app to our existing web backend?

Yes. We audit your existing API, add the mobile-specific endpoints it's usually missing (cursor pagination, push tokens, delta sync) and ship the app against the same backend. No rewrite required.

04

How do you handle mobile payments and subscriptions?

Apple In-App Purchase and Google Play Billing, wired through RevenueCat or a thin backend service, with server-side receipt validation. For products that also sell on the web, we add Stripe so subscriptions work across platforms.

Ready to ship your mobile app?

Send a short brief. We'll reply within one business day with a recommended stack, a timeline, and the engineers who'd build it.