iOS, Android and cross-platform with shared design systems.
Start Your Project →Native performance with one release pipeline, so both platforms ship in step with each other.
Mobile users notice the details a web audience never does: a slightly laggy scroll, a spinner that lasts one second too long, a form that loses your input on rotation. We build for that level of scrutiny from the first sprint.
Whether the right call is native Swift and Kotlin or a shared cross-platform codebase depends on your team, your timeline and how much the two platforms need to diverge, and we make that call with you rather than defaulting to whichever stack we like best. Either way, iOS and Android ship from a single release pipeline so neither platform quietly falls behind.
Offline-first data handling, push notifications and app store submission are treated as core scope, not late additions, so nothing gets rushed in the final week before release.
Platform strategy: native, cross-platform, or a hybrid, decided against your constraints.
Clickable prototype validated with real users before full build begins.
Parallel iOS and Android development against one shared backlog.
TestFlight and internal Android testing with real device coverage.
Store submission handled end to end, then monitoring once you are live.
“What stood out was the honesty. They cut a third of our original scope, explained exactly why, and delivered the rest early.”
It depends on your team, timeline and how much iOS and Android need to diverge. We make that call with you after reviewing your specific requirements, not by default.
Yes, submission and release management for both stores is part of every mobile engagement.
We handle resubmission and any required changes as part of the engagement. It is not a separate billable event.
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