Mobile app development company for your business
As a mobile app development company, we build iOS and Android apps for the people who run your operation and the customers who deal with it, from one React Native codebase. Features reach both platforms together, and the apps connect to the systems you already use.
What it is and when it fits
Our default is React Native with Expo: one TypeScript codebase for iOS and Android, over-the-air updates for small fixes and automated store releases. When a feature needs deeper access to the device, such as Bluetooth hardware, background processing or advanced camera work, we write native modules in Swift or Kotlin. The apps use the same APIs as your web application, so business logic lives in one place.
A mobile app earns its place when people work away from a desk, need the camera, location or offline access, or when customers expect an app on their phone. If a responsive web application covers what your users need, we will recommend starting there and adding an app later. Fully native development is the better choice for graphics-heavy games or apps built around one platform's newest features.
What we build
Cross-platform mobile apps
iOS and Android apps from one React Native codebase, published to both app stores with automated builds and releases.
Field and workforce apps
Offline-capable apps for inspections, deliveries or service visits, with photos, signatures and sync when a connection returns.
Customer apps
Apps where customers book, order, track or manage their account, on the same back end as your portal or web shop.
Native modules
Swift and Kotlin code for hardware, background tasks or platform features that cross-platform libraries do not cover.
Push notifications and deep links
Targeted notifications, links that open the right screen, and analytics to see which messages people act on.
App store release management
Store listings, review guidelines, staged rollouts and over-the-air updates handled so releases stay routine.
Mobile app or web application.
| Question | Mobile app | Web application |
|---|---|---|
| Do people work away from a desk? | Built for phones in the field | Works in a mobile browser |
| Do they need the camera, GPS or offline access? | Full device access and offline sync | Limited device access and little offline use |
| Do you need push notifications? | Yes, on iOS and Android | Possible in the browser, with limits on iPhone |
| Is most of the work done at a desk? | Rarely the right fit | Built for it |
| How do changes reach users? | Store releases, plus over-the-air fixes | Live for everyone when we deploy |
Many products need both, sharing one back end. See web application development for the browser side.
How it works
- 01
Define the product
We agree the core user journeys, target platforms and technical constraints, and decide what belongs in the first release.
- 02
Design for each platform
Interfaces follow iOS and Android conventions and your brand, and are tested on real devices before we build them.
- 03
Build and test
Development runs in short cycles with test builds on your phone, automated tests and crash reporting from the start.
- 04
Release and maintain
We publish to the stores, monitor stability and keep the apps current with new operating system versions.
Built with
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Common questions
For most business and consumer apps, yes. Current React Native renders native components and performs well, and we add Swift or Kotlin modules where a feature needs it. We will advise fully native development if your app depends on heavy graphics or platform-specific features.
Cost follows the number of screens and user roles, offline requirements, integrations, native features and whether a web application is needed as well. We define a focused first release and estimate in phases after discovery.
You do. Apps are published under your own Apple and Google developer accounts, and you own the code and IP once invoices are paid.
Small fixes can ship as over-the-air updates without store review. We also keep dependencies and SDKs current for each new iOS and Android release, under a support agreement or by handing over to your team.