iPhone and iPad apps for work that happens on the phone
When your customers or your staff need to do the work on their phone, we build native iPhone and iPad apps in Swift and SwiftUI. We take the app from its first useful release, through App Store review, to the updates that follow, and we build the backend it talks to. We test and review changes before release.
A clear first release
A mobile app should make one task work well on a phone: capturing information where the work happens, returning to a personal record, or using the camera and other device features. We define that journey before adding to the feature list.
Our mobile work is native iPhone and iPad apps. The platform should follow your users, the device features you need and what it will take to maintain, and we talk through those before fixing the scope.
The project runs like every project we take on, with a written scope and one fixed price, a build you can try every week, and an experienced engineer reviewing every change. See how a project runs.
From the first screen to App Store submission
Define the app
Users, screens, essential actions, supported devices, and what makes the first release complete.
Build the native app
Swift and SwiftUI interfaces, accessibility, local data, and clear behavior when the connection drops.
Connect the services
Accounts, APIs, in-app purchases and backend work where the product needs them.
Test and release
We test the important journeys, prepare the release assets and answer App Store review feedback. Approval remains Apple's decision.
Maintain
Fixing defects, keeping dependencies and iOS compatibility current, and planning the next features.
We publish our own apps on the App Store
We publish iPhone and iPad apps of our own, so App Store review, TestFlight builds, privacy labels and in-app purchases are familiar work. We make no promise about your app's downloads or revenue.
Our fitness app development service covers consumer fitness and wellness apps.
An existing app that needs a safe next release
If your original developer has left, we start with the source code, signing and App Store access, backend dependencies, and a build we can reproduce. We review what exists before recommending a replacement.
App maintenance covers releases, purchase behavior, crash investigation, dependency updates and changes for new iOS versions. Read about software takeover and ongoing maintenance.
Ownership and running costs
The source repository, the Apple developer account, the backend and the release credentials stay with your business, and the people doing the work get the permissions they need. The Apple developer membership, hosting and any paid services are billed to you by their providers, separately from our work.
Cost depends on the journeys, integrations, device features and release work. Our mobile app development cost guide helps you compare proposals. We work remotely, in English or Romanian.
Questions about iOS apps
Can you guarantee App Store approval?
No. Approval is Apple's decision. We prepare the build, the privacy details and the review notes, and we deal with the reviewers' feedback until the app is accepted or a change in scope is needed.
Whose developer account does the app use?
Yours. The app is published under your company's Apple developer account, and we work in it with the permissions you grant. The code we write is in a repository you own.
Do I need an iPhone app or a web app?
It depends on what people do and where. Camera use, offline work and daily use on the move favor a native app. Our article on choosing between a web app and a mobile app walks through the decision.
Do you build Android apps?
Our mobile work is native iPhone and iPad. If you need Android as well, we say so before the scope is fixed, so you can plan for it.
Related thoughts
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Mobile app development cost: planning a native iOS release
Understand the work behind an iOS app estimate: user journeys, device features, backend integrations, App Store release, and ongoing maintenance.
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Web app vs mobile app: choose the first platform
Decide whether your first product needs a web app or a native mobile app. Compare user journeys, device needs, offline work, release scope, and ownership.
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Maintenance is product work
Most of a product's life happens after launch. Treating maintenance as a cost to minimize is how software quietly degrades and how the best improvements never get made.
Tell us what people need to do in your app
Describe the main thing people will do in the app, who they are, any existing app or backend, and your timing. If the app is already published, include its App Store link. Rough notes are fine.