Mobile apps on the same API as your platform.
iOS and Android apps on the same API that runs your web platform. Built by senior engineers, AI-accelerated and human-reviewed.
Proposal
Fixed scope in 48h
First release
In 2 weeks
Team
Senior mobile engineers
Ownership
100% of the code is yours
A typical mobile app
platform we ship
- One API for web and mobile
- Works offline, syncs when back
- Push from one event pipeline
- Tests and CI from day one
What we build
Six things teams hire us to build for mobile.
Companion
apps
01
iOS and Android apps for the customers of the platform you already run.
Field and
team apps
02
Tasks, stock, time and approvals for teams on the move.
Mobile
APIs
03
Clean, versioned APIs that serve the web app and the mobile app alike.
Offline
and sync
04
Apps that keep working without signal and sync when they are back online.
Push and
notifications
05
Push, in-app and email notifications from one event pipeline.
Upgrades and
rescues
06
Existing apps brought up to date, with tests written before anything changes.
Problems we solve
Sound familiar?
Most mobile projects we join start with one of these. Each has a known fix.
The app and the website disagree
One API behind both, so data and rules stay the same everywhere.
Every release is a gamble
Automated builds and tests, with staged rollouts through the app stores.
The app breaks without signal
Offline storage and sync that handles conflicts, with tests for the edge cases.
Two native codebases, twice the work
One cross-platform codebase, with native modules only where they are needed.
Our mobile stack
Boring where it counts. Modern where it helps.
Framework
Language
API
Quality
Delivery
How a mobile project runs
From first call to production.
01
30 min
Discovery call
Your product, users, data model and deadlines.
02
48 hours
Fixed-scope proposal
Architecture, milestones, delivery date and price.
03
Weekly
Sprints and demos
Staging from week one, a demo every week.
04
Launch
Handover or retainer
Repo, docs and deploys are yours. We can stay on.
Mobile case study
Mobile FAQs
Mobile questions, answered.
React Native or Flutter?
Both are solid. We usually pick React Native when your web front end is React, and explain the trade-off in the proposal.
Can the app use our existing API?
Usually, yes. We review it first and add what the app needs, such as device sign-in, pagination and push tokens.
Do you publish the app to the App Store and Google Play?
Yes, under your own developer accounts, so the apps and their listings stay yours.
Do you maintain mobile apps after launch?
An optional support retainer covers OS updates, store releases, monitoring, fixes and new features.
Have a mobile project in mind?
Four questions, two minutes. You get a fixed-scope proposal within 48 hours.