Native or cross-platform?

We choose from the product, not from a slogan. Two platforms with one team is often right. Some hardware or performance work is not.

Do you ship to the stores?

Yes. Signing, review notes, and the unglamorous checklist. A TestFlight is not a launch.

iOS and Android, designed for thumbs, stores, and the backend they call. We ship builds people can install — not a demo on one engineer’s device.

Offline, permissions, notifications, safe areas, one-handed reach. Desktop patterns fail here.

Guidelines, privacy copy, screenshots, review. We treat that as part of the build.

Auth, sync, and versioning with the backend — ours or yours — so the app is not a pretty client on a fantasy contract.

We will recommend native, Flutter, or a shared codebase after we see the product — not before. You get a written choice, not a default.

If it only works on Wi-Fi at a desk, it is not an app yet.

Product and website design, with or without AI in the process — made to be built, not just presented.

Marketing sites and web apps that stay fast once real users show up.

APIs, data, auth, and jobs that the product can actually run on.

Start with a 15-minute call. If it is a fit, you get a written next step — scope, timeline, and investment — not a leftover pitch deck.

We choose from the product, not from a slogan. Two platforms with one team is often right. Some hardware or performance work is not.
Yes. Signing, review notes, and the unglamorous checklist. A TestFlight is not a launch.