Mobile app development
iOS and Android apps for customers and field staff, built cross-platform or native depending on what the app has to do.
Sound familiar?
When businesses come to us for this
Customers keep asking for an app
Your mobile website works, but repeat customers want something quicker that remembers them.
Field staff still work on paper
Jobs, photos, signatures, and checklists get typed up later, if they get typed up at all.
Two apps means paying twice
Separate iOS and Android codebases mean every change is built and tested twice.
What we build
Mobile app development: what that covers
Cross-platform apps
One codebase for iOS and Android with React Native or Flutter.
Native apps
Swift and Kotlin when the app needs deep device features or top performance.
Offline-first apps
Apps that keep working without signal and sync when the connection returns.
Push notifications
Order updates, reminders, and alerts sent to the phone, with settings so users choose what they receive.
App store release
Store listings, review guidelines, and release builds for the App Store and Google Play.
Need something else?
If your project is not on this list, describe it and we will tell you whether it is a good fit.
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How we approach it
Our approach, step by step
- 01
Decide what belongs in the app
We list the tasks people need to do from their phone and leave the rest to the web app.
- 02
Choose the right stack
Cross-platform for most business apps, native where the device matters, with the trade-offs explained.
- 03
Test on real devices
We test on physical iOS and Android phones, including older models and slow connections.
- 04
Release and keep updating
Staged releases, crash reporting from day one, and regular updates as the platforms change.
Technologies
What we build it with
Our usual stack for this work. We choose per project, and can work with what you already have.
- React Native
- Cross-platform apps that share code with React web apps
- Flutter
- Cross-platform apps with highly custom interfaces
- Swift
- Native iOS features and performance
- Kotlin
- Native Android features and performance
- Firebase
- Push notifications, analytics, and crash reports
Further reading
Guides on this topic
FAQ
Common questions
For most business apps, a cross-platform framework gives you both platforms from one codebase. Native makes sense for heavy device use, such as advanced camera, Bluetooth, or background processing.
If people use it occasionally, a progressive web app may be enough and costs less. If they use it daily, need offline access, or expect notifications, an installed app is the better fit.
Yes. We prepare the release builds, store listings, and screenshots, and take the app through review on both stores.
Planning a project like this?
Share a few details about your business and what you need. We will suggest a sensible first step and a rough scope.
