Mobile

iOS and Android apps that hold up outside the demo

Mobile is where optimistic architecture goes to die. Networks drop, devices are five years old, app review takes a week and a crash on launch day reaches your whole user base at once. We build for those conditions from the start.

Scope

What this covers

A person using a mobile application on a phone
01

Native iOS and Android

Swift with SwiftUI, Kotlin with Compose. The right call when you need deep platform integration, background processing or the last twenty percent of performance.

02

Cross platform builds

React Native and Flutter when one codebase genuinely serves both platforms. We tell you which of the two applies to your case instead of defaulting to the one we prefer.

03

Offline first architecture

Local persistence, conflict resolution and sync queues so field technicians, drivers and clinicians can work with no signal and reconcile later.

04

Release engineering

Fastlane pipelines, staged rollouts, feature flags and crash reporting wired up before the first store submission, not after the first bad release.

05

Performance and battery work

Startup time, frame timing, memory and background power draw measured on real low end devices, not on the latest flagship.

Stack

What we build it with

Tools are chosen per project and justified in an architecture decision record. This is what we reach for most often in this practice.

Swift and SwiftUIKotlin and Jetpack ComposeReact NativeFlutterSQLite and RealmFastlaneFirebaseSentryDetox and XCUITest

Deliverables

What you actually receive

  • Apps published under your developer accounts
  • Automated build and release pipeline
  • Crash free session rate above 99.5 percent at launch
  • Device test matrix covering your real user base
  • Accessibility pass against platform guidelines

Questions

What clients ask first

Native or cross platform?
If your app is mostly forms, lists and API calls, cross platform saves real money. If it leans on camera, Bluetooth, background location or heavy graphics, native pays for itself. We give you the recommendation in writing with the reasoning.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes, including review rejections, privacy declarations and staged rollouts. The accounts stay in your name.
What happens after launch?
We monitor crash rates and adoption for at least a month post launch, then either continue on a support retainer or hand over to your team with the runbooks.

Need mobile engineering?

Send a short brief and a senior engineer will read it. You get a written response with our honest read on scope, risk and cost within one business day. No discovery call required to get a real answer.

  • A senior engineer reads every brief
  • NDA signed before you share anything sensitive
  • No sales sequence, no automated follow ups