Swift & SwiftUI
Current Apple tooling — not an approach that was fashionable five years ago.
iPhone users spend more, and they're less forgiving. An iOS app that feels 'nearly right' gets deleted — usually without a review to tell you why.
We build in Swift and SwiftUI, follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines closely, and treat animation and haptics as part of the product rather than decoration.
App Store review is included, including the rejections nobody warns you about. From first build through TestFlight to launch, you'll always know where the project stands.
A complete path from concept to a live App Store listing.
Current Apple tooling — not an approach that was fashionable five years ago.
Gestures, transitions and layout that behave the way iPhone owners already expect.
One product across the Apple ecosystem, sharing a codebase where sensible.
Invite real testers, collect feedback and fix it before the public sees it.
We've handled rejections before and know how to answer them.
Privacy nutrition labels and ATT prompts done properly the first time.
Apple sets a high bar. Meeting it is the job.
Talk to an engineerNative gestures and transitions, not a web page in a wrapper.
We deal with the back-and-forth so your launch date does not slip quietly.
VoiceOver, Dynamic Type and contrast — which Apple increasingly expects.
We test against betas so September is not a crisis every year.
Readable code your next developer will not want to rewrite.
Crash monitoring, updates and someone who answers the phone.
Deliberate stages, with a build in your hands throughout.
What version one needs, which devices, and where the App Store risks are.
Prototypes you can tap through on a real iPhone before development starts.
Sprint builds pushed to TestFlight so you and your testers try each version.
Review handled, launch managed, then kept current with each iOS release.
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Ask us anythingIt depends on scope, integrations and design complexity. After a free discovery call you get a written estimate with a price range, a timeline and the assumptions behind it.
A focused first release usually takes 8 to 14 weeks. Larger builds are delivered in phases, with something usable at the end of each phase.
Yes. Source code, repositories, store listings and credentials are handed over to you, and we sign an NDA before any details are shared.
Yes. Every project includes a warranty period, and monthly support plans cover monitoring, updates, fixes and new features.
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