Mobile app
SynFit
Our own fitness app on iOS and Android — AI-built workout and diet plans, a 270+ exercise library, and the tracking that keeps people coming back.
Mobile apps
Apps people keep on the home screen.
We design, build, and ship iOS and Android apps — native or cross-platform — and stay on to grow them after launch.
What we build
The whole app, not just the screens.
Native iOS & Android
Swift and Kotlin when the app needs to feel like it belongs on the device — deep OS integration, no compromises.
SwiftSwiftUIKotlinJetpack Compose
Cross-platform builds
One codebase, both stores. Flutter or React Native when speed and budget matter more than platform-specific edges.
FlutterReact NativeExpo
Backends & sync
Auth, APIs, offline-first storage, and background sync — so the app keeps working on a train with no signal.
FirebaseSupabaseNode.jsPostgreSQL
The things users notice
Push notifications, in-app purchases, maps, camera, biometrics, deep links. The plumbing that makes an app feel finished.
PushIAP & subscriptionsMapsBiometrics
Store submission
We handle App Store and Play Console end to end — listings, screenshots, privacy declarations, and review pushback.
App StoreGoogle PlayTestFlightReview support
Releases & growth
CI/CD pipelines, staged rollouts, crash reporting, and analytics — then we stay on to ship the next version.
FastlaneCrashlyticsAnalyticsA/B testing
How it works
Idea to App Store in four steps.
01
Scope
We map the flows, cut the v1 down to what people will actually use, and tell you what it costs — before anyone writes code.
02
Design
Screens designed to platform conventions, then checked on real devices. Thumbs reach differently than a mouse does.
03
Build
Weekly builds on your phone through TestFlight and internal testing. You use the app while we build it, not after.
04
Ship & grow
We take it through store review, launch it, and stay on to watch crashes, ratings, and retention — then improve them.
Our mobile work
Shipped, and on the stores.
Questions
The things clients ask first.
Native or cross-platform — which one do I need?
If the app leans on the camera, background location, or heavy animation, native earns its cost. For most products — bookings, marketplaces, dashboards, internal tools — a single Flutter or React Native codebase reaches both stores for close to the price of one. We tell you which one your app actually needs in the scoping call, not after you've paid.
How long does an app take?
A focused v1 usually takes 6–12 weeks from scope to store, depending on how much backend sits behind it. You get a working build on your phone in the first couple of weeks, so progress is something you use rather than something you're told about.
Do you handle the App Store and Google Play accounts?
Yes. We set up or work inside your developer accounts, prepare the listings and screenshots, fill in the privacy and data-safety declarations, and deal with review rejections if they come. The accounts stay in your name — you own the app and every line of its code.
What happens after launch?
Apps aren't finished at launch — that's when the real feedback starts. We can stay on monthly to monitor crashes and ratings, keep up with iOS and Android releases, and ship new versions. Or we hand over a clean, documented codebase and your team takes it from there.
Ready to build? We build it and we grow it.
Tell us what you have in mind. You will hear back from a real developer, not a sales funnel.