IOS · ANDROID · FLUTTER · REACT NATIVE

Mobile Development

We build custom mobile apps — native for iOS and Android, and high-performance cross-platform solutions with Flutter and React Native. We take the whole cycle: interface design, backend and API, publishing to the App Store and Google Play, and updates after release.

About this service

What it is and how we do it

Custom mobile development starts not with code but with the question of why your business needs an app at all. Sometimes a responsive website is enough, and we will say so. An app earns its place when you need push notifications, offline use, the camera, location, one-tap payment or a permanent spot on the customer's home screen — that is, when the phone's own capabilities are the point of the product.

Then we choose the platform to fit the job. Cross-platform development with Flutter or React Native gives you one codebase across iOS and Android — faster and cheaper, and enough for most products. Native development in Swift and Kotlin is the right call when performance, heavy graphics, hardware access or platform-specific capabilities are critical. Either way we also build the backend and API, handle store submission, and keep shipping updates after release — so the app is not left unsupported exactly when people start using it.

What We Offer

Our Capabilities

01

Native iOS & Android

Full-power native apps with complete access to device hardware, cameras, biometrics, and notifications.

02

Flutter & React Native

Cross-platform apps sharing up to 90% of code — same quality, a fraction of the cost.

03

UI/UX Design

Pixel-perfect mobile interfaces built from user research, wireframes, and interactive prototypes.

04

App Store Publishing

End-to-end guidance through App Store and Google Play review, compliance, and launch.

05

Backend & API Integration

Seamless connection to REST / GraphQL APIs, payment gateways, maps, and third-party services.

06

Post-Launch Support

Ongoing maintenance, OS-update compatibility, crash monitoring, and feature iterations.

Good fit

When to talk to us

  • Your customers use the service regularly and need fast access from their phone, not a browser login every time.
  • The product needs device capabilities: push notifications, camera, location, scanning, offline mode or biometrics.
  • You have a working web service, and a mobile app on the same backend is the obvious next step.
  • You need an app for your own staff: job requests, inspection rounds, warehouse, delivery, on-site reporting.
How We Work

Our Process

  1. 01

    Discovery

    We study your business goals, users, and competitors to shape the right product.

  2. 02

    Design

    Wireframes and interactive prototypes reviewed with you before a single line of code.

  3. 03

    Development

    Agile sprints with weekly demos — you see progress every week.

  4. 04

    QA & Testing

    Device-matrix testing, performance profiling, and security review.

  5. 05

    Launch

    App store submission, marketing assets, and a smooth go-live.

  6. 06

    Growth

    Analytics, A/B testing, and roadmap planning for continuous improvement.

Tech Stack

Tools & Technologies

SwiftKotlinFlutterReact NativeFirebaseNode.jsGraphQL
Our work

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FAQ

Questions about this service

Native or cross-platform — which should we choose?
For most business apps we recommend Flutter or React Native: one codebase for iOS and Android means a smaller budget, a single release cadence and half the maintenance. Native development in Swift and Kotlin is worth it when you need peak performance, complex animation or graphics, Bluetooth and external hardware, or deep integration with platform-specific features.
Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes, we handle submission end to end: developer accounts, icons and screenshots, store descriptions, the privacy policy and passing Apple's and Google's review. The accounts are registered to your company — the app belongs to you from day one, not to the contractor.
Does a mobile app need its own backend?
Almost always: the app needs a server for accounts, data, push notifications and an admin panel. If you already run a system, we connect to its API — and if there is no API, or it was never designed for a mobile client, we build the server side ourselves and quote it as a separate line item.
What happens to the app after release?
A mobile app cannot be shipped and forgotten: Apple and Google release new OS versions and change store requirements, so an app without updates eventually stops working. We support the release — watching crash reports, updating dependencies for new platform versions, and growing the feature set on your priorities.

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