03 · What We Build
Native iPhone and iPad apps that feel like they shipped with the platform.
We build native iOS applications in Swift and SwiftUI: apps that follow the platform conventions your users already know, stay smooth on older hardware, and go through App Store review without avoidable surprises. From consumer products to internal field tools, we handle the path from architecture through to a live listing.
SwiftUI-first interfaces with UIKit where it earns its place, structured so the codebase stays readable as the app grows.
Local persistence with conflict-aware sync, so the app stays useful on a bad connection and reconciles cleanly when it comes back.
Notifications, sign-in, location, widgets, and the other system features your app needs, wired in the way Apple intends.
TestFlight distribution, phased rollouts, crash reporting, and App Store submission managed end to end.
We narrow the first release to the flows that prove the product, and put everything else on a sequenced roadmap instead of in v1.
Screens designed against Apple Human Interface Guidelines, with Dynamic Type, dark mode, and accessibility considered from the start.
Regular TestFlight builds, so stakeholders and real testers are using it on their own devices throughout development.
We prepare and manage the App Store submission, respond to review feedback, and ship follow-up releases against real usage data.
About iOS Applications.
A focused first version is usually ten to sixteen weeks from kickoff, including design. Apple review itself typically takes one to three days once we submit, though a first submission occasionally needs a round of clarification.
It depends almost entirely on the number of screens and backend integrations. We quote a fixed price per milestone after a scoping call, and we will tell you honestly if the feature list you have described does not fit the budget you have in mind.
We build native Swift where platform feel, performance, or deep OS integration matters. Where an app is mostly shared logic across iOS and Android, we will say so and propose a cross-platform approach rather than charge you for two codebases.
Yes. We start with a code and architecture audit, get the build and release pipeline working reliably, then work through the backlog you care about most. The audit is a short paid engagement so you are not committing blind.
You do. The app ships under your Apple Developer account with your team holding the keys. We can manage it operationally if you prefer, but ownership never sits with us.
Nobody can. Approval is Apple’s call. What we can do is build against the review guidelines from the start, flag anything in your concept that is likely to draw a rejection before we build it, and handle the appeal or resubmission if one comes.
Tell us what the work looks like today. We will come back with an approach, a timeline, and what it costs, with no obligation to proceed.
