Mobile

Mobile apps that survive the store review and the second year.

From a first TestFlight build to a mature app with millions of installs, we staff mobile squads that own release trains, crash budgets, and platform upgrades — not just feature tickets.

What we build

Inside iOS & Android Apps.

01

Consumer apps

Onboarding, payments, push, deep links, and store-ready release pipelines.

02

Enterprise & field apps

Offline-first sync, MDM distribution, barcode and hardware integrations.

03

Cross-platform cores

Shared business logic with native shells where the UX demands it.

04

Release engineering

Fastlane, phased rollouts, crash and ANR budgets, over-the-air updates.

05

Modernisation

UIKit to SwiftUI, Java to Kotlin, legacy Cordova to React Native or native.

The stack

Tools we actually use in production.

Native

  • Swift
  • SwiftUI
  • Kotlin
  • Jetpack Compose
  • Core Data
  • Room

Cross-platform

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • Flutter
  • Kotlin Multiplatform

Infrastructure

  • Firebase
  • Fastlane
  • App Center
  • Sentry
  • RevenueCat
  • OneSignal

Quality

  • XCTest
  • Espresso
  • Maestro
  • Detox
  • Firebase Test Lab
Comparison

Native vs cross-platform

We ask two questions first: how much of the product is platform-specific UX, and how large will the long-term team be?

OptionStrengthTrade-offChoose it when
Native (Swift / Kotlin)Best performance, day-one OS features, richest tooling.Two codebases, two teams, two release cadences.Flagship consumer apps and hardware-heavy products.
React Native + ExpoShared code with web talent, OTA updates, fast iteration.Bridging cost for heavy native work; upgrade maintenance.Product apps with mostly standard UI and a web-savvy team.
FlutterConsistent pixel-perfect UI, excellent animation performance.Dart hiring pool, larger binaries, non-native feel if unchecked.Brand-led UI shared across platforms, including kiosk or desktop.
Kotlin MultiplatformNative UI with shared domain logic, incremental adoption.Younger tooling; iOS side still needs Swift skills.Existing native teams wanting to cut duplicated logic.
Advantages
  • Push, biometrics, background sync and offline work properly.
  • Store presence and device APIs unlock retention channels the web cannot match.
  • Cross-platform options can halve delivery cost for standard product UI.
Honest trade-offs
  • Release cycles are gated by store review — hotfixes are slower.
  • OS upgrades force annual maintenance whether or not you ship features.
  • Device fragmentation raises the QA bill, especially on Android.
How we staff it

The people we put on this.

Senior iOS engineer

Experience

6+ yrs

Ramp

1 week

Senior Android engineer

Experience

6+ yrs

Ramp

1 week

React Native engineer

Experience

5+ yrs

Ramp

3–5 days

Mobile release / QA engineer

Experience

4+ yrs

Ramp

1 week

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