Native iOS and Android apps, built with each platform's own toolkit
Swift and SwiftUI for iOS, Kotlin and Jetpack Compose for Android - platform-specific performance and experience.
- Swift + Kotlin
- Native stacks
- iOS 17+ / Android 14+
- Target platforms
- Build to store
- Delivery
Two native codebases, two toolchains done right.
Each platform has its own language, its own UI framework, and its own conventions. We respect both, separately.
iOS
iOS 17+Apps built with SwiftUI and integrated deeply into the Apple ecosystem.
- Face ID and biometric authentication
- Widgets and Live Activities
- Push notifications and App Clips
- HealthKit and HomeKit integration
Apps built for real-world usage conditions.
The four kinds of mobile apps we build most often.
Consumer apps
Fast, polished experiences ready for the App Store and Google Play.
Internal and field tools
Apps for operational teams, with corporate auth and internal distribution.
Offline-first and sync
Apps that work without signal and sync correctly when the connection returns.
Hardware and sensors
Camera, GPS, Bluetooth, and sensors integrated natively, straight through the platform's own APIs.
Each platform, at its full potential.
We build with the tools Apple and Google provide, so the app feels at home on every device.
Each platform's conventions
iOS looks and behaves like iOS, Android like Android. Users recognize the gestures and behaviors they already know.
Direct access to the system
Camera, GPS, Bluetooth, and sensors are used through the platform's own APIs, with no layers in between.
Performance and reliability
Builds tested continuously on real physical devices and prepared from the start for review guidelines.
Release managed from the first build to every update.
We know Apple's and Google's review process and build with it in mind from the first build.
Development
Internal builds, continuously tested on real physical devices.
TestFlight / Internal Track
Distribution to real testers before any public release.
Apple / Google review
Full preparation against review guidelines, so the release proceeds without surprises.
Release
Staged rollout, with active monitoring in the first hours.
Updates
Regular release cycles, aligned with new iOS and Android versions.