iOS and Android apps that ship — and keep shipping.
Native Swift and Kotlin or cross-platform React Native, Flutter and Expo — engineered for App Store and Play Store reality: crashes, push, offline, store reviews, real users.
- Native and cross-platform
- Offline-first patterns
- Crash & analytics from day one
- App Store & Play Store launches
Concrete outcomes, not buzzwords
Native iOS & Android
Swift and Kotlin builds when performance, platform APIs or app size matter.
Cross-platform builds
React Native, Flutter and Expo for shared codebases without sacrificing UX quality.
Offline-first sync
Local-first data, conflict-resolved sync — for field, healthcare and low-connectivity contexts.
Push, deep links, in-app purchases
FCM / APNs, universal / app links, and Apple / Google in-app purchases done right.
Crash, analytics & observability
Sentry, Firebase Crashlytics, product analytics and structured logs from day one.
Store releases & CI/CD
EAS, Fastlane and signed CI builds — release confidence, not release week panic.
What we work with
Native
Cross-platform
Platform & tooling
A deliberate sequence
Discovery (1–2 weeks)
Use cases, platform call (native vs cross-platform), and a scoped, costed plan.
MVP (6–10 weeks)
Working app in fortnightly increments, real builds on real devices each sprint.
Store launch
App Store and Play Store submissions, review handling, phased rollout.
Iterate & support
Crash and analytics feedback into the roadmap; SLA-backed ongoing engineering.
Honest about cost and scope
Most app engagements start with a short discovery and a fixed-scope MVP. Native vs cross-platform changes timeline and cost noticeably — we'll lay out the trade-off honestly before you decide.
Questions buyers usually ask us
Native or cross-platform — what should we pick?
Cross-platform (Expo / React Native / Flutter) is the right default for most products and dramatically cheaper to maintain. Native is the right call when you need deep platform APIs, frame-by-frame performance, or the smallest possible binary.
How long to App Store and Play Store?
A focused MVP is typically 8–12 weeks to first store submission, including review handling. Complex products with backend, offline sync or compliance work take longer.
Will you handle App Store / Play Store submissions?
Yes. We own the submission flow, store assets, review responses and post-launch updates — from your developer accounts, with credentials you control.
What about push notifications and deep links?
FCM / APNs for push, universal links on iOS and app links on Android. We set up segmentation and analytics so you actually know what notifications drive engagement.
Offline / low-connectivity scenarios?
We've shipped offline-first apps for field, healthcare and rural-India contexts. Local-first storage and conflict-resolved sync are designed in, not bolted on later.
What about ongoing maintenance after launch?
Most clients move to a monthly retainer post-launch — SLA-backed support, OS-version updates, store-policy changes and continued feature work, by the team that built it.
Ready to start?
Tell us about your project. We respond within one business day.