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Mobile appsReact Native, Flutter & native

One codebase. Both stores.

iOS and Android from a single build, with offline support, push, and a release path that clears review.

App rating

4.9

average across shipped apps

Crash-free

99.5%

sessions, 30 days

Cold start

1.1s

1

codebase, two stores

Release health

FPS60
ANR0.1%
SIZE18mb

Why it matters

Built for the pocket and the store.

4.9

Store rating

Flows tested on device before a build ever reaches TestFlight or Play Console.

1

Shared codebase

React Native or Flutter so iOS and Android ship together, with native modules where it matters.

99.5%

Crash-free

Crash reporting, staged rollouts and a fix path that does not wait for the next quarter.

8 wks

To first store build

A usable build in both stores inside a typical first engagement, not a six-month prototype.

What we build

Everything a shipping app needs.

From the first TestFlight build to the version your customers keep installed.

01

Cross-platform apps

iOS and Android from one codebase, with native screens where the platform expects them.

02

App Store deployment

Signing, listings, screenshots, review notes and a release checklist for both stores.

03

Offline-first & push

Local data, background sync and notifications that still work on a poor connection.

04

Native modules

Camera, maps, biometrics and payments wired through stable native bridges.

05

Analytics & crashes

Funnel events, session replay and crash groups tied back to the release that caused them.

06

Design for mobile

Thumb-reach layouts, platform patterns and a component set engineering can reuse.

How a mobile project runs

Five steps. Both stores.

A first store build typically lands in 8–12 weeks. You install a new build every Friday.

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  1. Product framing

    Week 1

    Jobs to be done, platform choice and the screens that have to ship first.

  2. Flows & UI

    Weeks 2–3

    Navigation, key screens and a prototype you can tap through on a phone.

  3. Build

    Weeks 3–8

    Shared codebase, native modules and weekly installs on TestFlight and internal Play.

  4. QA & store review

    Weeks 8–10

    Device matrix, accessibility, privacy labels and the submission package.

  5. Launch & iterate

    Ongoing

    Staged rollout, crash watch and the next version already in the backlog.

The mobile stack

Apps

  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • Expo
  • Swift
  • Kotlin

Data

  • Supabase
  • Firebase
  • SQLite
  • REST

Quality

  • Detox
  • Maestro
  • Sentry
  • Crashlytics

Release

  • Fastlane
  • TestFlight
  • Play Console
  • GitHub Actions

Mobile FAQ

App questions, answered.

Do you build native or cross-platform?

Cross-platform by default — React Native or Flutter — with native modules where the platform demands it. Fully native when the product needs it.

Who owns the store accounts?

You do. We set up or join your Apple and Google accounts, and the listings stay in your name.

Can the app work offline?

Yes. We design the data model for offline use and sync when the connection returns.

How do updates reach users?

Store releases on a staged rollout, plus over-the-air updates for copy and non-native changes where the stack allows it.