Mobile App Development
We offer custom mobile app development for iOS and Android. We use Flutter as our main technology because a single codebase delivers native, high-performance apps on both platforms. We also build with Ionic, Kotlin (native Android) and Swift (native iOS) when a project requires deep access to platform-specific features. Each app is designed alongside the client's operation, integrated via RESTful API to the client's back-end or to a back-end we also build. We handle the full cycle: requirements, architecture, UI design, integrations, testing on real devices, store submission (App Store and Google Play) and ongoing maintenance.
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Our stack
We use Flutter as our primary cross-platform mobile tool, delivering a single codebase shared between iOS and Android with native rendering, near-60-fps performance and full access to device features through plugins. For projects with strong web reuse or PWA requirements we use Ionic. When the project needs platform-exclusive features, we build natively in Kotlin for Android and Swift for iOS.
Development Cycle
The cycle starts with requirements gathering alongside the client to understand user journeys, required integrations and success criteria for the app. Next we run technical analysis and architecture design — screens, flows, local (offline) data schema and API contracts. We provide an exclusive code repository to the client with lifetime access and real-time tracking of every stage.
During execution we ship working versions early via TestFlight (iOS) and Internal Testing (Android) for continuous validation. Periodic meetings present project milestones and course corrections as the client experiences the app in real use.
Before publishing, every feature is re-tested on real physical devices (iOS and Android, varied screens) and in a pre-release environment integrated with the production back-end. Publishing includes signing, store screenshots, ASO-optimized descriptions and follow-up of Apple and Google reviews.
After launch
We monitor crashes via Sentry/Crashlytics integration, usage metrics, and offer support for fixes and new versions. Each release follows semantic versioning and keeps backward compatibility whenever possible.
What's included
- Native apps for iOS and Android
- Single codebase with Flutter
- RESTful API integration
- Push notifications and deep linking
- Offline-first features
- App Store and Google Play publishing
- Crash and usage tracking
- Support and continuous evolution
