App Development

Mobile apps people keep using

Getting an app into the stores is the easy part. Getting people to keep it on their phones takes speed, reliability and a design that respects their time. We build iOS and Android apps that start fast, work with patchy connections, handle sign-in and payments securely, and send notifications people actually want. Behind every app is a well-designed backend and API, because most app problems are really server problems.

For most products we recommend a cross-platform framework such as Flutter or React Native: one codebase, two platforms, lower cost. When an app depends on deep device features, demanding performance or wearable integration, we build natively in Swift and Kotlin.

Who this is for

• Founders launching a first version of a mobile product and needing to reach the market quickly.
• Businesses adding an app for customers, members or field staff alongside an existing website.
• Companies with an ageing app that needs a rebuild, a redesign or a rescue.
• Teams adding AI features such as on-device recognition, assistants or smart search.

How we build apps

We begin by defining the smallest version that delivers real value, then build in short sprints with a test build on your phone every week or two. Offline support, security and accessibility are designed in from the start, not added at the end. We set up crash reporting and analytics before launch so you can see how the app is used, and we handle the App Store and Google Play submission process, including the privacy details both stores now require.

What you receive

• iOS and Android apps, published under your developer accounts.
• A secure backend and API, with an admin panel to manage users and content.
• Push notifications, analytics and crash reporting, configured and tested.
• Source code, documentation and a handover, plus optional updates and support.

Common questions

Cross-platform or native: which do we need? Cross-platform suits most business and consumer apps. We recommend native only when a specific requirement justifies the extra cost, and we explain why.

Who owns the code? You do. Everything is delivered in your repositories and published under your accounts.

What happens after launch? Operating systems update every year. We offer support plans to keep your app compatible, secure and improving.

How long until our app is in the stores? A focused first version typically takes a few months from discovery to launch, depending on features and integrations. Store review adds a few days. We plan releases so you can start gathering real feedback as early as possible.