Mobile apps that feel native, because they behave native
Users forgive a lot, but not a laggy list and not an app that's useless in the metro. We build offline-first, gesture-correct apps and take them through the store review process ourselves.
- 01Your mobile web checkout leaks users you already paid to acquire.
- 02Field or in-store staff need something that works without a stable connection.
- 03A previous contractor shipped a wrapper and reviews mention it.
Cross-platform, native feel
React Native and Expo with native modules where it matters — camera, biometrics, background sync, haptics.
Offline-first data
Local database as the source of truth, conflict-aware sync, and a UI that never blocks on the network.
Payments & push
Apple Pay, Google Pay, in-app purchases, deep links from email, and notifications people don't immediately disable.
Release engineering
Signing, store metadata, staged rollouts, OTA updates for the parts that allow it, and crash reporting you actually watch.
- Apps published under your developer accounts
- Automated builds for TestFlight and internal tracks
- Crash and performance monitoring in place
- Release checklist your team can run without us
Native or React Native?
React Native for most products, with native modules for the demanding parts. When a product is fundamentally about camera, audio or graphics performance, we say so and recommend fully native.
Do you handle App Store review?
Yes, including the rejections. Most first submissions need one round; we write the review notes and privacy declarations.
Can it share a backend with our web app?
That's the usual outcome — one API, one permission model, two clients.