Mobile apps · 05
Native feel. One codebase or two — depending on the goal.
A mobile app is the product in your user's pocket. It must work offline, feel fast, and clear App Store review on the first try.
WHAT WE SOLVE
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What we solve
- 01It doesn't feel native — laggy
- 02No offline mode, crashes on the subway
- 03App Store review rejects on round one
- 04No push, analytics, crash report
What we ship
- Native Swift / Kotlin or RN — we pick for you
- Offline-first sync with conflict resolution
- Store listing, screenshots, ASO pack
- Sentry + analytics + remote config
WHAT YOU GET
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Native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin) development
React Native when speed matters more
Offline-first and sync layer
Store presence, ASO and telemetry
HOW WE WORK ON THIS
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How we work on this
The same risk-reducing rhythm on every project — each step has a measurable deliverable.
Stack decision
Native vs RN — decided from business requirements, OS-feature needs, and the team. Not ideology, a decision.
Architecture + offline
Data layer, sync strategy, conflict resolution, secure storage. This is what shapes your bug backlog two years from now.
Build + user testing
Iterative build, internal TestFlight / internal track, real user testing. Not just the golden path.
Store launch + ASO
Screenshots, keyword research, listing, review. Post-launch: remote-config-driven release management.
TECH STACK WE USE
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Tech stack we use
If your stack is different — say so. This isn't dogma, it's tooling.
COMMON QUESTIONS
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Common questions
What most people ask — answered before you have to.