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Mobile apps

Cross-platform apps with native performance, offline support, push notifications and in-app purchases, shipped to the App Store and Google Play.

01 / Capabilities

01

Cross-platform build

One codebase for iOS and Android without giving up a native feel.

02

On-device AI

Assistants, search and recognition features that work in your app.

03

Backend & sync

APIs, auth and data sync that survive patchy connections.

04

Release management

Store listings, review guidelines, staged rollouts and updates.

02 / How we deliver it

  1. phase 01

    Flows & prototype

    Key screens and flows agreed before engineering starts.

  2. phase 02

    Build sprints

    Test builds on your phone every week via TestFlight and internal tracks.

  3. phase 03

    Store release

    Submission, review fixes and launch.

  4. phase 04

    Iterate

    Crash monitoring, analytics and regular releases.

03 / What changes

  • Two platforms, one team
  • Weekly test builds
  • Store-ready releases
  • Crash and usage visibility
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04 / FAQ

Questions about Mobile apps.

Why React Native rather than two native apps?

One codebase for iOS and Android cuts cost and keeps features in sync, and modern React Native delivers native performance for most business and consumer apps. We recommend native code only where a feature truly needs it.

Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?

Yes. Store listings, review guidelines, privacy declarations, staged rollouts and updates are part of the work, and we have shipped our own apps through both stores.

Can the app work offline?

Yes. We design offline-first data with local storage and sync so the app stays usable on patchy connections and reconciles cleanly when it reconnects.

Can you add AI features to a mobile app?

Yes. Assistants, search, document capture and recognition features can run on-device or through your backend, with the same approval and logging approach we use for agents.

How will we test builds during development?

You get a new build on your phone every week through TestFlight and Google Play internal tracks, with release notes on what to try.