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Mobile apps
Flutter and React Native apps for iOS and Android — one codebase, both platforms, wired into the same backbone as the web product, and shipped through store review without drama.
FLUTTER · DART · REACT NATIVE · TYPESCRIPT · IOS · ANDROID
WHAT WE BUILD
Cross-platform builds
One codebase for iOS and Android in Flutter or React Native — picked per project on team, ecosystem and rendering needs, not on whichever framework is louder that month.
Shared backbone
The app talks to the same APIs, auth and data models as the web product — one backend to maintain, one source of truth, no drift between platforms.
Native where it matters
Camera, push, payments, background sync, platform widgets — bridged into native code when the framework falls short, instead of shipping a compromise.
Offline and sync
Apps that assume the network will disappear — local storage, queued writes and conflict resolution designed in from the first screen, not patched in after the reviews arrive.
Store release engineering
Signing, provisioning, TestFlight and Play tracks handled as a pipeline — every release candidate built by CI, versioned, and rehearsed before it meets Apple review.
Post-launch upkeep
OS updates, deprecated APIs and store policy shifts handled on a schedule — the app keeps passing review long after launch week.
HOW IT RUNS
01
Platform call
We audit the product's screens, hardware needs and team before committing to Flutter or React Native — the decision is written down with reasons.
02
Backbone first
APIs, auth and data models are settled against the web product before UI work starts — the app extends the system, not forks it.
03
Build on devices
Weekly TestFlight and Play internal builds from the first fortnight — you judge the app on your phone, not in a simulator screenshot.
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Ship and keep shipping
Store submission, then a release train — crash reports triaged, OS updates absorbed, a changelog for every build that ships.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Flutter or React Native — how do you choose?
On evidence, per project. React Native when your team already lives in TypeScript and the app shares logic with a web codebase; Flutter when you need heavy custom rendering or pixel-identical UI on both platforms. We write the recommendation down with trade-offs before any code is committed.
What does an app cost?
A scoped fixed price for a defined v1, then a monthly retainer if you want us to keep maintaining it. The main cost drivers are screen count, offline requirements and native integrations — we itemise those in the estimate so you can cut scope with your eyes open.
Who owns the code?
You do. Full IP assignment on final payment, code in a repository you control from day one, and both store accounts registered under your organisation — not ours. If we part ways, you keep everything, including the CI pipelines and signing configuration.
What happens after launch?
Mobile apps decay without attention — OS releases, SDK deprecations and store policy changes break things on their own schedule. We offer a maintenance retainer covering those, plus crash triage and small features. If you'd rather take it in-house, we hand over with documentation and a walkthrough.