Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?

Yes, including developer accounts, listings, screenshots, privacy declarations and responding to reviewer feedback until the app is approved.

Can the app share a backend with our website?

Usually yes. We either extend your existing API or build one that serves both, so data and accounts stay in one place.

Will the app work offline?

If it needs to. We design offline storage and sync for the screens that matter, and make the app behave sensibly when the connection drops.

How do updates work after launch?

Small fixes can ship over the air within minutes where the stores allow it; larger releases go through normal store review. We set up the pipeline so both are routine.

Can you take over an existing app?

Yes. We audit the code, stabilise it and either continue building on it or plan a staged migration if the foundation will not hold.

ServicesEngineering

Android/iOS App Development

Build smooth, reliable Android/iOS apps with clean architecture and API integrations. Optimize for performance, UX, and maintainability.

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Typical timeline: 10 to 16 weeks to store launch
Platforms: iOS and Android, one codebase
Engagement: Fixed scope or dedicated team

Overview

Mobile apps people keep on their home screen.

We build native-quality iOS and Android apps from a shared codebase, so you launch on both stores at once without paying for two separate teams. React Native and Flutter cover most products; when a feature needs Swift or Kotlin, we write that part natively.

A good app is more than screens. We handle the backend it talks to, offline behaviour, push notifications, payments, analytics and the store submission process, including the review guidelines that trip up first-time launches.

After release we watch crash reports and real usage, ship updates over the air where the stores allow it, and keep the app current as iOS and Android change underneath it.

Built for

Brands launching their first iOS and Android app
Service businesses that need booking, ordering or membership apps
SaaS products adding a mobile companion to a web platform
Teams with an existing app that is slow, unstable or hard to update

What you get

Everything it takes, in one engagement.

Every part of android/ios app development handled by one senior team, so nothing falls between suppliers and you always know who owns the result.

01

Cross-platform development

One React Native or Flutter codebase for iOS and Android, with platform-specific polish where it matters to users.

02

Native modules

Swift and Kotlin for the parts that need it: camera pipelines, Bluetooth, background tasks and deep OS integrations.

03

App backend and APIs

Authentication, user data, content and business logic served from a secure API we build or connect to your existing one.

04

Notifications and engagement

Push notifications, deep links and in-app messaging set up to bring people back without annoying them.

05

Payments and subscriptions

In-app purchases, subscriptions and card payments implemented within Apple and Google's rules.

06

Store launch and release

App Store and Google Play listings, review submissions, beta testing and automated release pipelines.

Deliverables

What lands in your hands.

iOS and Android apps live in both stores
Shared codebase with platform-specific polish
Backend API and admin panel
Push notifications and analytics
Automated build and release pipeline
Store listing assets and launch support

The stack

Tools we trust in production.

Proven, well-supported technology chosen for your product, not for our habits. Everything here is something we run in production.

13 technologies

React Native
Flutter
Expo
Swift
Kotlin
TypeScript
iOS
Android
Firebase
Node.js
Sentry
Fastlane
GitHub Actions

Why it matters

What this does for your business.

How we deliver it

From first call to shipped.

A planned, transparent arc with something you can see every week, so you always know exactly where the work stands.

01

Discovery and flows

Week 1

We map the core journeys, decide what belongs in version one and agree the platform approach.

02

Design and prototype

Weeks 2 to 3

Native-feeling screens and a clickable prototype you can test on your own phone before development starts.

03

Build in sprints

Weeks 3 to 12

Weekly test builds through TestFlight and Google Play internal testing, so you use the app as it grows.

04

Beta and store submission

Weeks 12 to 14

A closed beta with real users, fixes from their feedback, then store submissions handled end to end.

05

Launch and maintain

Ongoing

Crash monitoring, analytics review and regular updates to keep pace with new OS releases.

Engineering

Example engagement

A fitness studio group launches iOS and Android apps for class booking, memberships and reminders, sharing one codebase and one admin panel with its website so the front desk manages everything in one place.

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FAQs

Questions we hear a lot.

Something else on your mind? Ask Luma in the corner, or reach the team directly.

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For most products, cross-platform gives you both stores for close to the cost of one with no visible difference to users. We recommend fully native only when the app depends heavily on device hardware or platform-specific features.

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