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— ✱ ENGINEERING · MOBILE

iOS, Android, and cross-platform mobile that ships.

React Native, Flutter, or native (Swift/Kotlin) — picked based on your actual constraints, not framework dogma. We ship to App Store + Play Store, handle the store review, and instrument what matters: crash-free rate, performance, retention.

What this is in 60 seconds

Mobile is harder than web because of platform constraints, app-store policies, and offline behavior. We pick the right tech (cross-platform vs native) for your actual constraints, ship through review, and instrument what matters.

What you get
  • ·Architecture document with cross-platform vs native rationale
  • ·Production apps shipped to App Store + Play Store
  • ·OTA (over-the-air) update pipeline for cross-platform builds
  • ·Crash + performance + retention instrumentation
  • ·App-store assets (screenshots, privacy nutrition labels, store listing)
  • ·iOS/Android security baseline (cert pinning, secure storage, biometric)
  • ·Offline-first sync architecture if needed
Tooling we work with
  • React Native + Expo
  • Flutter
  • Swift + SwiftUI (native iOS)
  • Kotlin + Jetpack Compose (native Android)
  • Sentry + Firebase Crashlytics
  • OneSignal / Expo Push (notifications)
How we work
// 01Discovery + platform decision

Audience, device matrix, offline needs, native API requirements drive native-vs-cross-platform.

// 02Foundation

Auth, navigation, state management, observability, OTA pipeline.

// 03Feature build

Iterative builds with TestFlight + Play Internal testing each cycle.

// 04Store submission

We handle App Store + Play Store review back-and-forth.

// 05Post-launch tuning

Crash-free rate, performance, retention, store rating monitoring.

Compliance mappings
  • OWASP MASVS (Mobile App Security Verification Standard)
  • Apple App Store + Google Play policies
  • App Privacy Nutrition Labels (Apple) + Data Safety (Google)
  • DPDPA + GDPR + COPPA for kids apps
Sample artifact

Mobile Architecture document + store submission checklist — platform choice rationale, navigation/state choices, OTA + crash strategy, security baseline, plus a store-readiness checklist (icons, screenshots, privacy nutrition, age rating, content rating).

Frequently asked
React Native, Flutter, or native?+

React Native if your team is JS-strong + you need fast iteration. Flutter if you need pixel-perfect design across platforms. Native if you need heavy device APIs (AR, CoreML, advanced camera) or App Store ranking matters more.

Can you handle the app-store review?+

Yes — we have shipped through both stores many times. We pre-empt the common rejection patterns.

Do you do app-store optimization (ASO)?+

Light — we set up screenshots + descriptions + initial keywords. Heavy ASO is a marketing function, not engineering.

Next step

Talk to a senior engineer about your Mobile Apps engagement.