Service
Mobile and cross-platform products people keep open
iOS, Android and cross-platform apps from a single well-tested codebase. Native where it matters, shared where it doesn’t, shipped through the stores with the release process already in place.
App Development
The expensive mistake in app development is rebuilding the same product twice. We start by working out what genuinely needs native behaviour — camera, background tasks, push, offline — and share everything else, so one team ships both platforms on one release cadence.
We also treat shipping as the beginning rather than the finish line. Crash reporting, staged rollouts and an over-the-air update path go in with the first release, so a bad build reaches 5% of users instead of all of them.
Tools and craft
- React Native
- Expo
- Swift
- Kotlin
- TypeScript
- Sentry
Sounds familiar?
- Two codebases and two release schedules for one product
- A prototype that works in the demo but not on a train
- Store review cycles blocking urgent fixes
- No visibility into crashes after release
What you get
Everything below is in scope by default. If something here isn’t relevant to you, it comes out of the quote rather than being quietly left undone.
- Cross-platform app for iOS and Android
- Native modules where platform behaviour demands it
- Offline-first data layer and sync strategy
- Push notifications and deep linking
- Staged store release and OTA update pipeline
- Crash reporting and product analytics
Often bought alongside
These tend to come up in the same conversation.
Next step
Tell us what you’re building. We’ll tell you what it takes.
A scoping call costs nothing and ends with a written view of scope, timeline and price. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so and point you somewhere better.
