Cross-platform apps
Cross-platform builds in React Native or Flutter, shipped to both stores from one codebase.
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iOS and Android from one codebase where that makes sense, native where the experience demands it shipped to both stores and supported after.
We built a banking app that serves more than a million people at 99.9% uptime. Apps at that size expose everything — offline states, biometric edge cases, and store review cycles nobody can rush.

Four kinds of mobile work, from a first release to keeping a live app healthy.
Cross-platform builds in React Native or Flutter, shipped to both stores from one codebase.
Native iOS and Android where performance, hardware access, or platform APIs decide it.
Offline-first apps that keep working when the connection doesn't.
Store releases, phased rollouts, and the version support that follows launch.
Mobile app development means building software that installs on a phone and runs against that device's capabilities — camera, biometrics, notifications, and storage that persists whether or not there's a connection. The engineering that separates a good app from a demo is what happens when things go wrong: no signal, a denied permission, a backgrounded session.
Cross-platform gets you one codebase and most of the feel of native, which is the right trade for the majority of products. Choose native when the app depends on sustained frame rates, heavy device hardware, or a platform API that ships ahead of the bridges. We make that call in discovery and explain the reasoning.
Discovery is fixed-price and produces a costed estimate. Two platforms cost more than one, offline support costs more than assuming connectivity, and anything touching payments or health data carries compliance work that shows up in the timeline.
React Native and Flutter for cross-platform, Swift and Kotlin when native is the answer, with Node.js or Python behind the API. Chosen for what your team can hire for and maintain once the app is theirs.
A first release reaches the stores in ten to sixteen weeks, including review. Apple and Google review times are outside anyone's control, so we build them into the plan rather than discovering them in the final week. Release pipelines handle the builds so submission isn't a manual event.
Mobile apps install on a device. Web applications run in a browser and need no download. SaaS platforms serve many customers from shared infrastructure. Most products need a mobile app and at least one of the other two.
How we work
How an idea becomes an app that passes review and behaves on real devices.
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Platform decisions, device targets, and offline behavior settled upfront.
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Architecture and release strategy set, including store review lead times.
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Flows prototyped for each platform's conventions, then tested on devices.
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Two-week sprints with builds on your phone, not just on our screens.
One codebase where it makes sense, native where the experience demands it.
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Google CloudApps in both stores, with the review cycles that took — across fintech, healthcare, and real estate.
A HIPAA-ready platform that pulled telemedicine, scheduling, and billing into one system for a multi-clinic network.

A high-availability payment gateway that has processed over $500M in transactions at 99.99% reliability.

Still have questions?
Talk to an engineerReact Native or Flutter for most products — one codebase, close to native feel, and a smaller team to maintain. Native when the app depends on sustained frame rates, deep hardware access, or a platform API that hasn't been bridged yet.
Apple typically reviews in a day or two, occasionally longer for a first submission or anything involving payments. Google is usually faster. We plan submission with buffer, because a rejection in the final week costs more than the delay itself.
Yes. We submit under your developer accounts, keep your certificates and signing keys in your control, and handle version updates, phased rollouts, and store listing changes as part of ongoing support.d.
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