Four things we build into every project. Most agencies charge extra for them — or skip them entirely.
These are not add-ons. Every mobile app we ship includes all four.
Your app reaches iOS and Android users on the same day. We submit to both stores together. No sequential delays. No waiting for a second build cycle.
React Native servicesWe review Apple and Google guidelines before we write a line of code. Compliance is designed in from the start, not checked at submission. Every app we have submitted has been approved on the first attempt.
Your app and its backend are designed together. Data contracts are agreed before the first sprint. The build never stalls waiting on an API that does not exist yet.
Custom software servicesBug fixes, OS updates, crash responses, and app store re-reviews are covered for 90 days. You also receive the full source code and a step-by-step technical handover document.
View support detailsMost mobile apps never survive their first year in the stores.
The same three failures kill most mobile projects. Every one of them shows up in week one — if you know where to look.
We spent 18 months building something that got rejected from the App Store twice, ran 60 percent over budget, and launched to users who quit in the first week. Every failure was visible in week one — if anyone had been honest about the scope.
Operations Director, Series B SaaS company — post-launch review
The right approach depends on who uses your app and why they need it.
Consumer apps, enterprise tools, and startup MVPs need different decisions from day one. Choose your build type to see how we approach yours.
Consumer App: built for conversion from the first screen.
- ASO built into the scope, not added before submission. Keyword targeting, screenshot hierarchies, and store listing copy are planned during scoping. Your app is findable from day one.
- Onboarding that converts in under 60 seconds. First-launch flow, permission timing, and push opt-in prompts follow patterns proven across consumer installs. We do not guess.
- In-app payments wired from sprint one. StoreKit 2 and Google Billing are integrated at the start. Subscriptions, trial logic, and billing recovery ship on day one.
- Real retention data from the moment of first install. We wire Mixpanel, Amplitude, or Firebase to every user action. By launch day, you have real data — not post-launch setup scramble.
- App Review compliance is a design constraint, not a submission checklist. Apple and Google guidelines are active during every sprint. We handle submission and resolve reviewer queries on your behalf.
Enterprise App: security and MDM compliance built in from day one.
- SSO and zero-trust authentication on both platforms. SAML, OAuth 2.0, and your corporate identity provider are integrated at the API layer. Biometric re-auth is supported on both iOS and Android.
- MDM-ready deployment out of the box. App packages are configured for Jamf, Intune, and VMware Workspace ONE. Silent install and forced update flows are built and tested before handover.
- Encryption and data residency that satisfies your security team. On-device data uses AES-256 encryption. Network traffic is certificate-pinned. Data residency rules are enforced at both the API and storage layer.
- Works in the field, even without a signal. The app functions reliably in warehouses, field operations, and restricted networks. Sync resumes automatically when the connection returns.
- Role-based access control from the first sprint. Admin, manager, and operator roles ship with clearly defined permissions. Access is enforced at both the API and UI layers.
Startup MVP: both stores in 8 to 12 weeks, built to scale.
- React Native first. Native only when your features demand it. One codebase delivers two store-ready apps. That is 30 to 40 percent faster than building natively. We switch to Swift or Kotlin only when the feature set genuinely requires it.
- Feature scoping that prevents costly rewrites. A two-week discovery phase locks what ships in the MVP and what comes after launch. Scope creep kills startup timelines. We contain it in a signed document.
- Backend built in the same sprint cycle. Your app and its backend are designed together. API contracts are agreed before development starts. You never hit a wall because an endpoint does not exist yet.
- Real data for your investors on launch day. Analytics, crash reporting, and performance monitoring are wired from sprint one. By launch you have numbers to show — not a plan to get them.
- A clear roadmap for what you build next. Every decision we make in the MVP includes a documented path to the next version. You know what to build next without throwing away what you already shipped.
Which platform fits the features your mobile app needs?
For most apps, React Native matches native performance at 30 to 40 percent faster time to market. Choose a platform to see the exact toolchain we use.
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We use Expo SDK for most builds and the bare workflow when native modules are required. React Native is the right call for 90 percent of product scopes. It matches native performance on UI-heavy apps and gets you to both stores significantly faster.
We use Swift 5.9 with SwiftUI for new builds and UIKit for apps that need backward compatibility to iOS 14. ARKit, Core ML, and HealthKit integrations use the native SDK directly. We manage the Apple Developer account submission process on your behalf.
We use Kotlin with Jetpack Compose for new builds. We follow Material Design 3 guidelines for Google Play feature promotion eligibility. We manage Play submissions on your behalf, from internal testing through staged production rollout.
A React Native real estate app. iOS and Android. Approved on the first submission.
Homes and Lands needed a React Native app that handled property listings, agent profiles, custom document scanning, and payment processing — and had to pass both stores' strict security review.
Homes and Lands is a real estate platform that connects buyers with listings and agents across digital channels. The mobile project brought their property search experience to iOS and Android for the first time.
The app needed document scanning, secure payment processing, and agent profile management — all while meeting both Apple's and Google's security and privacy requirements. Any rejection would delay a time-sensitive market launch.
Four things that separate agencies that ship from agencies that stall.
Most mobile agencies promise to ship. Far fewer build in the specific steps that prevent store rejections, first-launch churn, and rewrites six months in.
Most rejections trace back to architecture choices made in week one. We run the guidelines against your scope document so compliance is built in from the start. Every app we have submitted to either store has been approved on the first attempt.
See how we scope a buildWhen the backend and mobile app are built by separate teams, the mobile build stalls waiting on APIs that do not exist yet. We design both together. Data contracts are locked before the first sprint, so the build moves at full speed from day one.
See our web and API workWe make the React Native vs. native decision in the discovery phase and document the rationale. Most products work well with React Native. Some need native Swift or Kotlin. We tell you which, and we explain why.
View our engagement modelsPost-launch is when most mobile projects break down. OS updates trigger compatibility issues. App stores re-review after major iOS or Android releases. Our 90-day window covers all of it. You also receive the full source code and a technical handover document on delivery day.
View support detailsWhat founders and CTOs ask us before they start.
A production-ready mobile app typically takes 10 to 16 weeks from a scoped brief to both store submissions. MVP builds run 8 to 12 weeks. The timeline depends on feature complexity, backend integrations, and app store review cycles. You receive a sprint calendar before any work begins.
React Native is right for most products: one codebase, two store-ready apps, 30 to 40 percent faster to market. We recommend native Swift or Kotlin only when the app needs ARKit, on-device machine learning, or persistent background processing that React Native cannot handle. We document the decision with our rationale in the scope brief. See our React Native services.
Yes. We build compliance into the QA phase, not the submission checklist. Apple and Google guidelines are reviewed during architecture. We handle the submission process on your behalf. If a rejection occurs during our 90-day support window, we resolve it at no extra cost.
Yes. We design the API alongside the mobile app so data contracts are agreed before the first sprint. If you have an existing backend, we build against your API. If you do not have one, we build it in the same engagement. See our custom software development services.
We cover 90 days of post-launch support: app store rejections, crash reports, OS compatibility issues, and minor updates. On delivery day, you receive the full source code, a technical handover document, and a recorded walkthrough of the codebase. Your team can maintain and extend the app without depending on us. View our support and maintenance details.
We tell you if we are not the right fit. Before you commit.
Custom mobile app development is the right investment for specific problems. If your problem fits a different solution, we say so in the first call.
- You want a native iOS or Android app — or a React Native product — shipped to the public app stores.
- Your product needs device features: camera, biometrics, offline sync, push notifications, or in-app payments.
- You need a backend API built with the mobile app, or integration with an existing system.
- You want full source code ownership with no vendor lock-in.
- You have a technical person on your team who can review key decisions during scoping.
- You need a mobile-responsive website, not a native app in the stores.
- Your total budget is under $20,000 for a production-ready, store-submitted app.
- You want to build on a no-code or low-code platform builder.
- You need the app live in under six weeks and are not ready to go through a scoping phase first.
Not sure? Tell us what you are building. We will be straight with you.
Tell us what you are building. We will tell you if we are the right team for it.
We review every brief and respond within 48 hours. No commitment. No sales call until you ask for one.
Submit brief → response within 48 hours → proposal in 3 days → Sprint 1 within one week of sign-off
We will review your app description and send a scoped proposal within 3 business days. Check your inbox — you will also get a confirmation now.
