Apps people keep on the home screen.
Native and cross-platform apps with the performance, polish and reliability your users expect from everything else on their phone.
An app is a harder promise than a website. It occupies space on a device, it has to survive review, and a bad release cannot simply be redeployed — it sits in the store until the next one is approved.
So we build them conservatively: offline behaviour decided early, release process set up before the first submission, and crash reporting live from the first build a real user touches.
What we build
Cross-platform products
One codebase across iOS and Android where the product does not warrant two, without the app feeling like a website in a shell.
Native where it matters
When performance, hardware access or platform integration is the point, we build native rather than fight a framework.
Companion apps
Mobile alongside an existing platform — sharing the API, the identity layer and the content model rather than duplicating them.
Release and store operations
Signing, provisioning, staged rollout, store listings and the review cycle, handled rather than handed to you.
How we work
Decide the offline story first
What works with no signal, what queues, what fails loudly. Retro-fitting this is the most common cause of an app rewrite.
Test on real devices
Including the mid-range Android handset much of your audience actually carries, not only the newest phone in the studio.
Ship behind a staged rollout
A percentage of users first, crash rate watched, then widened. A bad release caught at 5% is an inconvenience, not an incident.
What you get
- iOS and Android builds in your own store accounts
- Source and CI pipeline on your repository
- Crash reporting and analytics wired in
- Store listings, screenshots and review submission
- A release runbook your team can follow
Before you ask
- Do we need an app at all?
- Often not. If the job can be done by a good mobile site, we will tell you — an app you cannot justify maintaining is worse than no app.
- Who publishes it?
- You do, from your own developer accounts. We set them up and submit on your behalf, but the listing stays yours.
The rest of the stack
Tell us what you're building.
Send the brief — or the problem, if the brief doesn't exist yet. We come back within one business day with an honest view of how we can help.
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