Commerce and marketplace apps
Catalogue, cart, payments, order tracking and returns, integrated with your existing store or ERP rather than a parallel copy of it.
Mobile app development
Mobile apps built to ship and survive.
We build iOS and Android apps end to end - product definition, design, engineering, store release and the unglamorous work of keeping them alive afterwards.
Most app projects do not fail at the build. They fail at everything around it: an unclear scope that grows every week, a design handed over as flat screens with no states, a backend bolted on late, and a store submission nobody planned for. The code was never the hard part.
We run the whole thing. Scope written as user journeys rather than a feature list, design with real states including empty, error and offline, a backend designed alongside the app rather than after it, and release engineering set up on day one so shipping an update is routine instead of an event. You own the repositories, the store listings and the infrastructure.
The apps we build
On-demand and logistics apps
Booking, dispatch, live tracking and driver or rider apps, built for poor connectivity with offline queues and background sync.
Fintech and banking apps
Onboarding and KYC flows, secure storage, biometric authentication and transaction histories built to survive a security review.
Enterprise and field apps
Internal tools for crews and field staff - inspections, work orders, capture and approvals - that work with no signal and sync later.
AI-powered apps
Apps with assistants, vision capture, document scanning or recommendations built in, using the same engineering discipline as the rest of our AI work.
App rescue and rebuilds
Taking over an app that was abandoned, half-finished or built badly, stabilising it and getting it back into the stores.
How an app gets from idea to the store
- 01
Scope as journeys
We write what a user actually does, screen by screen, including the failure paths. This is where scope creep is killed, before anyone writes code.
- 02
Design with real states
Every screen designed for loading, empty, error and offline, not just the happy path, so the build does not stall on unanswered questions.
- 03
Build and release early
TestFlight and internal Android tracks from the first weeks, so you are using the app while it is being built rather than reviewing screenshots.
- 04
Store launch and after
Store listings, review submission, crash reporting and analytics wired in, plus the update pipeline your team uses once we hand over.
Where we most often get called in
Retail and e-commerce
Shopping apps tied to live inventory and pricing, with checkout that survives real payment edge cases.
Logistics and delivery
Driver, dispatcher and customer apps with live tracking and offline-tolerant capture.
Healthcare and clinics
Appointment booking, patient intake and records access with permission controls.
Real estate
Listing browsing, viewing scheduling and agent tools tied to your CRM.
Field services
Inspection, work order and asset capture apps for crews working without signal.
Fintech
Onboarding, KYC, payments and statements built for audit and security review.
How we build them
Native
- Swift and SwiftUI
- Kotlin and Compose
- Platform SDKs
- Native modules
Cross-platform
- React Native
- Flutter
- Shared design system
- Single codebase where it fits
Backend
- APIs and realtime
- Auth and permissions
- Push notifications
- Offline sync
Release
- TestFlight and Play tracks
- CI/CD pipelines
- Crash reporting
- Analytics
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Questions we get asked about mobile app development
How much does app development cost?
It tracks scope, not platform. A focused app with one core journey, a backend and store release is a small fixed-scope engagement. A marketplace or fintech product with payments, KYC and admin tooling is a much larger programme. We quote after the scoping session, in phases, so you are never signing a single open-ended number.
Native or cross-platform?
Whichever the product actually needs. Cross-platform with React Native or Flutter is usually right when the app is content and forms driven and both platforms behave the same. Native Swift or Kotlin wins when you are deep in platform features, heavy graphics or tight performance. We recommend based on your requirements, not on what is convenient for us.
Do you handle App Store and Play Store submission?
Yes, including store listings, review submission and the rejections that sometimes come with it. Accounts are registered in your name so you own the listings and can move them elsewhere at any point.
Do we own the code?
Yes. Repositories, infrastructure and store accounts are yours. There is no licence or retainer required to keep your own app running or to let another team take it over.
Can you take over an existing app?
Often, yes. We audit the codebase and tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing or whether a rebuild is cheaper than fighting it. Sometimes the answer is a rebuild and we will say so rather than bill you to maintain something broken.
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Let's build
Have an idea? We'll ship it.
Tell us the problem. We'll come back with an architecture, a timeline and a team ready to build it in production.