iOS or Android first?

Usually iOS in DACH and the US, Android first in Southeast Europe. We'll advise based on your user data.

Is cross-platform as good as native?

For 80% of product categories, yes. For 20% — games, deep OS integrations, AR — native wins. We'll say so upfront.

Do you handle App Store submissions?

Yes. App Store Connect, Play Console, review responses, rejection appeals — we own the pipeline.

Always. Every repo ships to your org. No black-box SDKs, no vendor-locked hosting.

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02Apps

Mobile and web apps people reach for.

Native iOS, native Android, cross-platform. Purpose-built UI, real-time infrastructure, clean release pipelines.

Swift · Kotlin · React Native

Overview

The bar for apps is an app people open without thinking. That happens when UI, infrastructure and release discipline are designed as one thing — not handed between three vendors. We ship apps that feel native, update quietly and survive the App Store review every time.

The promise

60fpsBaseline on every animation path, not just the happy one
< 150msMedian response for any user-initiated action
Day 1Crash-free rate tracked from the first TestFlight build

What we build

Apps.

01
Native iOS
Swift, SwiftUI, deep OS integration. Widgets, Live Activities, App Intents — the stuff Apple rewards.
02
Native Android
Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Material 3 — performant on flagship and mid-range alike.
03
Cross-platform
React Native or Expo when a shared codebase earns its keep. We recommend honestly.
04
Realtime infrastructure
Sockets, sync engines, offline-first persistence. Built to work on the subway, not just on fibre.
05
Release pipelines
EAS, Fastlane, App Store Connect, Play Console — one-button shipping, beta flags, staged rollouts.
06
App + backend, together
We build the API with the app. No mystery services, no finger-pointing when latency spikes.

How it goes

01
Product framing
Jobs-to-be-done, retention hypotheses, critical-path flows. We refuse to start without them.
02
Interaction prototype
A working, one-screen prototype in week two. It moves, it responds, it lies about the data — but it's real.
03
Staged build
Ship the spine first, then fill it in. Internal TestFlight within four weeks on most projects.
04
Launch & sustain
Phased rollouts, in-app feedback, weekly release train. We don't disappear at 1.0.

FAQ

FAQ.

Apps