Mobile Development

We build mobile apps that share one back end with your web product: customer apps for e-commerce, services, fintech and loyalty; field and workforce apps that work offline; companion apps for SaaS and IoT; and apps with on-device or cloud AI. Cross-platform in Flutter or React Native by default, native Swift and Kotlin where the platform demands it. Mobile is where most of your users already are: Statista reports that mobile devices generate roughly 60% of global website traffic (Statista, 2024), so the app is rarely a side channel.

• Customer apps for e-commerce, services, fintech and loyalty programmes.
• Field and workforce apps: offline-first, barcode/QR, photos, geolocation, signatures.
• Companion apps for SaaS and IoT products.
• Apps with on-device or cloud AI: recognition, recommendations, assistants.

Choose cross-platform (Flutter or React Native) when one codebase can serve both stores without compromise — which is most business apps. Choose native (Swift, Kotlin) when the app leans on camera pipelines, Bluetooth, background processing, heavy graphics or performance-critical screens. Both frameworks compile to real native UI or bridge to it, and both are documented and supported by Google and Meta respectively (Flutter docs, 2025; React Native docs, 2025).

We recommend the approach in discovery based on your product, not on what we prefer to write. Cross-platform first when one codebase serves both stores without compromise; native for camera, Bluetooth, background processing and performance-critical screens. One back end shared with the web product, API contracts agreed up front, offline sync where connectivity is unreliable. Both frameworks are well established: Flutter and React Native are the two most used cross-platform mobile frameworks among professional developers in the Stack Overflow survey (Stack Overflow, 2024).

We handle the whole release path: App Store and Google Play publishing, review handling, staged rollouts, crash monitoring, analytics, push notifications, deep links and in-app purchases, then post-release support and OS-version upgrades under an SLA. Store review is part of the plan, not a surprise — Apple publishes its App Store Review Guidelines and rejects apps that break them (Apple, 2025). Security follows the OWASP Mobile Application Security Verification Standard (OWASP MASVS 2.0, 2023): secure storage and transport, token-based auth, minimal permissions, and a mobile penetration test before release for apps handling payments, health or personal data.