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.