Mobile App Development
Apps people keep on their home screen.
We build iOS and Android apps from one codebase where it makes sense, and natively where it does not. We handle design, offline support, notifications, in-app purchases and the publishing process for both stores.
Talk to an engineerWhat you get
Outcomes
- One app for iPhone, iPad and Android, sharing code with your website where possible.
- Store listings approved by Apple and Google, with purchases set up to follow each store’s rules.
- Features that work on a weak connection or none at all.
- Analytics and crash reporting so you know how the app is used and where it breaks.
Capabilities
What we do
Cross-platform apps
React-based apps with Capacitor or React Native, so one team ships to both platforms without duplicating work.
Native features
Push and local notifications, offline storage, audio playback, camera, biometrics, deep links and home-screen widgets.
Store publishing
App Store Connect and Google Play Console setup, signing, review guidelines, privacy labels and release management.
Payments and subscriptions
In-app purchases and subscriptions that follow App Store and Google Play rules, with web purchasing where the rules allow it.
Companion web apps
A progressive web app from the same codebase, for people who prefer a browser or a laptop.
Ongoing releases
OS updates, new devices and store policy changes handled as part of a support plan.
Tools and platforms
Questions
FAQ
Should we build native or cross-platform?
For most content, community and business apps, one cross-platform codebase is faster and cheaper to maintain. We recommend native when an app depends on heavy graphics or deep hardware access.
Will Apple and Google approve our app?
We design to their guidelines from the start, including purchase rules and privacy requirements, which avoids the most common rejections.
Can the app share an account with our website?
Yes. We usually build one backend that serves the website and both apps, so members sign in once and see the same data everywhere.
What will you build next?
Tell us about it. You will hear back from an engineer, not a sales team.