Mobile App Development
One codebase, both stores, a real backend behind it. We build mobile apps the way products get built — with an API, an admin panel and a release process — not as a one-off deliverable that nobody can update six months later.
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If more than one of these is true, this is usually the right place to start. If none of them are, tell us anyway — we'll point you at the service that actually fits.
Inside this service
Cross-platform apps
React Native and Expo: one codebase shipping to both App Store and Google Play.
Customer + staff apps
Separate apps for the people who buy and the people who serve, sharing one backend.
Push notifications
Campaign and transactional push, segmented, with delivery you can actually see.
QR, camera & location
Scanning, uploads and location-aware features — the parts that make a phone worth using.
Wallet passes
Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes for cards, tickets and loyalty.
Offline-tolerant behaviour
Sensible handling of bad connections instead of a spinner that never ends.
Deliverables
What changes
Both stores, one build
Half the code, half the maintenance, the same product on every device.
Actually shipped
Store submission and review responses are part of the job, not your problem afterwards.
Updatable
A working release pipeline, so version two doesn't need a new agency.
Asked before you ask
Anything not answered here, put in the form — you'll get a straight answer from the person who would do the work.
Do we need separate iOS and Android projects?
No. We build once with React Native and ship to both stores, which is why a mobile project costs what it does rather than double.
Who owns the developer accounts?
You do. Apple and Google accounts should always be in your company's name — we help you set them up and then publish under them.
What if the app gets rejected by Apple?
Rejections are normal and we handle them. Resolving store review issues is included in the launch service.
What could your business stop doing manually?
Tell us what takes too much time. We'll come back with exactly what can be automated, what it costs, and what it saves.