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Product brief
User journeys, screen flows, technical decisions — native or cross-platform, what the back-end looks like, which third-party services to use. Everything written down before code starts.
App Development
Native, cross-platform, and on-chain — shipped to real users.
iOS, Android, web apps, and Web3 / blockchain — production-grade apps with crash monitoring, store submission, and real users on day one.
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What's included
Seven things ship with every app we build.
We ship apps to the App Store and Google Play, not to demo decks. Native iOS or Android when you need the platform's full power. React Native when you need iOS and Android in parallel from one team. Web3 / blockchain apps deployed to mainnet with audit-ready code. Every project includes crash monitoring, analytics, store submission, and the rejection-resolution dance — handled by us so you can focus on the product.
- Native iOS apps (Swift) for full Apple-ecosystem access
- Native Android apps (Kotlin) for the latest Material design
- React Native for iOS + Android from one codebase
- Web apps that install to the home screen with offline support
- Web3 / blockchain apps on Ethereum, Base, and Polygon
- App Store and Play Store submission included end-to-end
- Crash monitoring and analytics wired in before launch
Picking a platform
Four approaches, picked from product fit.
No platform allegiance. We pick from how the app needs to perform, which features it needs to use, and how fast you want to be in both stores — documented before the first commit.
Speed-critical apps with deep Apple-ecosystem features
Native iOS
- Swift
- SwiftUI
- Apple Pay
- Widgets
- App Clips
- HealthKit
Latest Material design, Wear OS, deep Android features
Native Android
- Kotlin
- Jetpack Compose
- Google Pay
- Wear OS
- Material 3
iOS + Android in parallel from one team
Cross-platform
- React Native
- Expo
- TypeScript
- OTA updates
Mainnet smart contracts, audit-ready
Web3 / blockchain
- Solidity
- Ethereum
- Base
- Polygon
- Wallet integrations
How we release
Production-grade release infrastructure, wired in from sprint one.
What our app deployment looks like — beta builds on every change, phased rollouts on every release, monitoring from the first user.
Tested on every change
Every code change automatically generates a beta build that your team can install and test on real phones — before the change is merged. QA happens on the actual app, not on a written description.
Phased rollouts
We release new versions to 1% of users first, then 10%, then 50%, then everyone — over the course of a week. If something's wrong, we catch it before it hits your full user base.
Crash monitoring from launch
Live dashboards show every crash the moment it happens, with enough context to fix it. We typically know about a problem before the first support ticket comes in.
Update channel
Non-native fixes can ship to all users without going through Apple's or Google's review process. Native changes still go through the stores correctly — but small content and logic updates land in minutes, not days.
App process
Six stages, designed for predictable launches.
The cadence we run for every app project — product spec, design, sprint build, QA, store submission, and post-launch operations.
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Design system
A complete component library — every screen, every state, dark and light, accessibility built in. Designers build, engineers review, you sign off before sprint one.
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Sprint build
Two-week sprints, weekly demo on a working build, beta-test distribution to your team. You see real progress every Friday — not a slide deck of "updates".
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QA & polish
Real-device testing, automated checks, a 24-hour soak test on TestFlight. Crash monitoring and analytics are wired in before the first paying user sees the app.
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Store submission
App Store and Play Store listings, screenshots, review-team prep, and the inevitable rejection-resolution dance — handled by us. You sign in, we submit.
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Post-launch
Live crash dashboards, user analytics, and a release channel for shipping fixes without waiting for a store review. Hand off when you're ready, or keep us on retainer for new features.
What we measure
What our production builds look like.
Benchmarks from how we work — every change tested, every release gated, every regression caught before it hits a real user.
Same week
From change to live
Most updates ship within a few days, not a few weeks. A modern build pipeline means we move faster — and fix faster when something needs attention.
Custom development
99.99%
Hosting uptime
Trailing 12-month average across our managed-hosting clients — with automated backups, security monitoring, and human eyes on every alert.
Managed hosting plans
98–100
Google speed score
The benchmark we ship every project to — across speed, accessibility, best-practices, and SEO. Independently verified before launch.
Every project we deliver
100%
Search-engine markup
Every page ships with the structured information Google uses to display rich results — services, FAQs, business location, reviews, prices, and breadcrumbs.
Every project we deliver
App Dev FAQ
The app questions that come up first.
Native vs cross-platform, store submissions, Web3, timelines, and post-launch support — covered before the first sprint.
Three factors: how fast does the app need to be, how deep do you need to go into iOS- or Android-specific features, and how fast do you want to ship to both stores. Native (Swift / Kotlin) when the app is performance-critical (camera, AR, real-time audio) or platform-specific. Cross-platform (React Native) when you want iOS and Android in parallel from one team and roughly 95% of the native experience is acceptable. We document the choice in writing before any code starts.
Ready when you are
Bringing a spec, a Figma, or just a napkin sketch?
Send what you have — we come back with a platform recommendation, a sprint plan, and a fixed quote. Usually within a few hours.