An app lives or dies
on someone's three-year-old phone.
We build iOS and Android apps that are tested on the devices your customers actually own — not just the newest handset on the engineer's desk.
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Approach
- Native or hybrid
- Test devices
- Real, not emulated
We will tell you which one you need, including when it is the cheaper one
Most agencies have a house answer. We do not — the right choice depends on which hardware you touch, how much money the app moves, and how long you plan to run it.
Native — Swift & Kotlin
- Full access to camera, Bluetooth, background modes and widgets
- Best possible scroll and animation performance
- Two codebases, so roughly 1.6× the build cost
Cross-platform — React Native & Flutter
- One codebase covering iOS and Android from day one
- Native modules dropped in where a screen needs them
- Fastest route to something real in users' hands
A five-star app is one that opens fast, works on the train, and never loses what you typed.
What actually ships in version one
- Sign-in that survives a lost password and a new phone
- The one journey that justifies the app existing
- Offline behaviour that is designed, not accidental
- Push notifications a user would not turn off
- Crash and performance reporting from the first build
- An admin view so your team can support real customers
Everything else is version two. Cutting scope is the single most valuable thing we do in the first fortnight.
Shipping is a process, not an event
Submission
Store listings, privacy declarations, review notes and screenshots prepared properly — first-time approval is the target.
Release train
Staged rollout with a kill switch, so a bad build reaches 1% of users rather than all of them.
After launch
Crash triage, OS-version upgrades and a roadmap based on what people actually do in the app.
Tell us the one thing the app must do
We will come back with a platform recommendation, a v1 scope and a price — and say so if you would be better off with a good mobile website.