Design, engineering, launch and the maintenance after — pick a service or hand us the whole roadmap.
We build native iOS apps that feel like Apple made them — smooth animations, correct gestures, and full support for the newest iOS releases and device sizes. Every build is tested on real hardware before it reaches TestFlight.
Android means hundreds of screen sizes and OS versions. We build in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose and test across the device matrix that matters to your users, so the app performs on a three-year-old phone as well as a flagship.
When budget or timeline calls for one codebase, we build in React Native or Flutter without the compromises that make cross-platform apps feel foreign — platform-correct navigation, native modules where it matters, and performance profiling before launch.
Before we write a line of code, we design the product: user flows, wireframes, a design system, and a clickable prototype you can put in front of real users. Design and engineering sit in the same sprint, so nothing gets lost in translation.
For early-stage founders, we scope a lean first version focused on the one workflow that proves your idea — built to launch in six to ten weeks, and structured so it's easy to extend once you have users and funding.
OS updates, new device sizes, and bug reports don't stop at v1. Our support plans cover monitoring, monthly releases, and a direct line to the engineers who built your app — not a rotating support queue.
A fixed-scope build for one core workflow — the fastest way to get a real app in front of users or investors.
Full design and engineering for iOS and Android (or cross-platform), scoped up front against a defined feature set.
An ongoing squad of designers and engineers embedded with your roadmap — for teams shipping continuously.
An MVP usually takes 6–10 weeks. A full two-platform build with a complete feature set typically runs 3–5 months, depending on scope.
Yes — natively for each platform, or cross-platform with React Native or Flutter when one codebase makes more sense for your budget and timeline.
You do. Every repository and design file is handed over at the end of the engagement, and we're happy to support a transition to an in-house team.
Yes. We regularly take over existing codebases for new feature work, performance fixes, or a cross-platform rebuild.
Monthly maintenance plans cover OS updates, crash monitoring, and a set number of engineering hours for fixes and small features.
Send us a few lines about your idea and we'll recommend the right starting point.