Mobile apps

A product that fits the hand.

iOS and Android products with a calm interface and a backend that matches the promise.

A phone and a tablet over a dark desk. The screens are abstract blocks.
A phone on black stone beside a laptop. The app has no text.
A person by a bright window, phone in hand. We see the back of the phone.
A hand holds a phone over a dark desk. The screen is color blocks.

A product that fits the hand.

A product for the hand. Native or a shared codebase is a choice in the proposal, not a surprise. Store accounts stay yours.

What you get

  • Offline-aware states
  • Push, when the product needs it
  • Account access
  • Release trains

Deliverables

  • Flows and screens
  • Native or cross-platform build
  • API contract
  • Store listing support
  • Test notes

Typical stack

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • React Native
  • TypeScript

Mobile apps

Who it's for

Companies putting a real product in a pocket, not a wrapped website pretending.

Questions

Native or a shared codebase?

We recommend one in the blueprint, based on the product. The choice is written down before engineering starts.

Do you publish the store accounts?

Store accounts should be yours. We prepare the build and the listing. Submission waits for your approval.

What about later versions?

A care plan or a follow-on proposal covers them. The first release does not imply an open retainer.

Typical package

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