Mobile Apps Built for Production, Not the Demo
iOS, Android, React Native — native quality without picking sides.
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Most mobile builds end at "the demo runs on my phone." Production apps need a backend, push, crash reporting, analytics, store submission, and a deploy pipeline that does not break on the next OS update. Most agencies stop at the UI; the rest is left to the client to figure out.
We pick the stack based on the app, not the trend cycle. Native (Swift/Kotlin) when performance or platform features demand it, React Native or Flutter when the team is small and the surface is large. Either way the build ships with the same backbone: backend API, push, crash reporting, analytics, CI/CD, and a documented store-submission process.
- 01Native iOS (Swift) or Android (Kotlin) — when needed
- 02React Native or Flutter cross-platform builds
- 03Backend API + push notifications + auth
- 04App Store + Play Store submission and metadata
- 05Crash reporting (Sentry) + analytics (Amplitude / GA4)
- 06CI/CD with TestFlight + Firebase App Distribution
- 07Over-the-air updates where the platform allows
- React Native + Expo
- Swift / Kotlin (native)
- Flutter
- Firebase / Supabase
- Sentry, Amplitude
- Fastlane, EAS Build
REAL PROJECTS, ANONYMIZED ON REQUEST.
Most of our work is under NDA. Reach out for a walkthrough of relevant projects in mobile app development — we will share scope, architecture, and outcomes for engagements that match yours.
[ REQUEST A WALKTHROUGH ]QUESTIONS WE GET A LOT.
Native or cross-platform?
Cross-platform (React Native / Flutter) for most apps where the surface is shared between iOS and Android and performance is fine. Native when you need deep platform features, gaming-grade performance, or one platform truly dominates your user base. We do not religiously pick one; we look at the app.
Do you handle App Store + Play Store submission?
Yes. We submit the first version, set up the store listings, screenshots, and review responses. We also document the renewal process so your team can take it over.
How do you handle the backend?
Either we build it (typical with our custom SaaS service) or integrate with the one you already have. We are stack-agnostic on backends — Node, Python, Go, or your existing API.
How do you keep up with iOS / Android updates?
We pin SDK versions, run regular dependency upgrades, and test against the latest betas. Apps left in the wild without maintenance break — usually within 12 months. We recommend a small ongoing retainer for OS-update work.