Mobile has to earn its place
If a web app or PWA gets the job done, we say so. Native gets built when it earns the cost of two app stores.
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What it’s like on the other side of a mobile build with us
iOS, Android, or both. Native or cross-platform, whatever fits your users best. We handle the design, the build, and the long tail of releases that follow your launch.
Three principles guide every mobile engagement.
If a web app or PWA gets the job done, we say so. Native gets built when it earns the cost of two app stores.
React Native delivered well feels native. Delivered lazily, it shows. We do not ship the lazy version.
First-run UX decides whether someone opens your app a second time. We design around that, not around feature lists.
If you're hearing "is there an app?" on every call, that's signal worth listening to. We extend your backend, design a mobile experience that fits, and ship without rebuilding your stack.
Healthcare, logistics, service trades, and field teams all need an app that works when the signal doesn't. We build offline-first with reliable sync, sensor support, and interfaces that hold up in real conditions.
Old Objective-C or Java Android apps quietly turn into the reason your roadmap stalls. We'll help you decide what to keep, rebuild, or retire, with feature parity first and the new features after.
An honest platform recommendation, engineers who stay through launch, and an app you fully own the day we hand it off.
Our first step is a free mobile review and an honest platform call. You only start paying when there’s working software in your hands, not a slide deck.
The same US-based team that scopes your work stays on it from kickoff to launch day. No handoffs, no timezone games, and they're the ones on the call when the App Store flags a build.
Code, accounts, store listings, credentials, and release playbook all sit in your hands. When you’re ready to take it in-house or bring in another partner, there’s nothing to untangle.
This one call shapes cost, timeline, and how your team will feel about the app in a year. Pick the scenario closest to yours and we’ll show you where we’d steer.
We sit down with you, map the feature set, user flows, and offline or sync needs, and make the platform call together. If web is the smarter move, we’ll tell you there.
We share high-fidelity Figma flows and a clickable prototype for both platforms, with your team in the room while decisions get made, so what ships feels like yours from day one.
Short sprints, weekly demos, and testing on real iOS and Android hardware the whole way through. AI helps us move faster behind the scenes, with humans reviewing anything before it reaches your users.
We handle App Store and Google Play submission, review responses, and post-launch monitoring, then leave you with a release playbook and a team you can still call when something needs a second set of eyes.
Two quick questions, an honest range, no email required. If the numbers don’t line up with what you were picturing, we’ll tell you that too.
Book a free 30-minute mobile review. We’ll talk through your users, your options, and what a realistic path to launch looks like. If the answer is “not yet,” we’ll say that too.
The team needed a mobile companion to their HIPAA-compliant platform so clinicians could use it between rooms. We built iOS and Android apps with biometric sign-in, offline patient data, and real-time sync back to the web product. Both apps cleared App Store review on the first submission.
Practitioners wanted to review filings and approve actions without being chained to a desk. We built a mobile companion on their existing Node.js backend with feature parity, an AI-assisted conflict-alert summary, and a full offline action queue, so nothing gets lost when a user is in a courthouse basement.
We’ll help you answer that. If your users are at desks, a responsive web app or PWA is usually faster, cheaper, and easier to ship updates to. Mobile earns its place when you need offline access, push notifications, device hardware, or a genuine home-screen habit. On the first call, we’ll tell you which way we’d steer and why.
For most business apps (SaaS, healthcare, logistics, field service), React Native is the right call. One codebase, one team, near-native feel, and roughly half the long-term maintenance of two native apps. We recommend native when you genuinely need custom hardware, frame-rate-sensitive graphics, or bleeding-edge platform APIs, and we’ll say so on the scoping call.
Two ways. Inside our process, AI helps with things like boilerplate screens, test scaffolding, and reviewing diffs before a engineer signs off. Inside your product, we add AI only where it makes a real difference for users, like smart search, summarization, or assistive flows. In both cases, a human decides what ships.
A focused MVP is usually 10 to 16 weeks from kickoff to App Store submission. A fuller product with complex offline sync, real-time features, or device integrations tends to run 4 to 8 months. We scope the timeline with you up front so it matches what you’re trying to launch.
Yes, and we stay on it until the app is live. Screenshots, metadata, privacy manifests, review information, binary requirements, the whole list. We’ve been through both stores many times, so we head off the common rejection patterns before they cost you a week.
That’s one of the most common things we do. We plug into your existing backend API, hold feature parity with the web product where it matters, and add the mobile-specific pieces (push, biometrics, offline) that justify being on a phone in the first place.
You own the code, the stores, and the credentials on day one, so nothing is held hostage. We hand off a release playbook and stay close after launch, whether you want us on retainer, on a short-term support window, or just a number you can call when something needs a second set of eyes.
Book a free 30-minute review. We’ll look at your users, your platform options, and what a realistic path forward looks like, and tell you honestly if mobile is the right next move.