Apps people actually keep

Usually not. Cross-platform tools like Flutter or React Native let one codebase run on both iPhone and Android, which keeps costs and maintenance down. If your app relies heavily on device features (advanced camera work, Bluetooth hardware, complex background tasks), fully native development may be better. We explain the choice in writing before you commit.

• Discovery: who it is for, what it must do first, what can wait
• Design of every screen, including errors and empty states
• Development in short cycles with test versions on your phone
• Accessibility checks with large text and screen readers
• Preparation for the App Store and Google Play
• Handover notes and an optional care plan

Through TestFlight on iPhone and internal testing on Google Play. You install the test version like any other app and send feedback straight from your phone.

We decide this together. Some apps need to work fully offline; others just need to fail politely. We design a clear message and safe retry for every action that needs a connection.

Apple and Google release new operating systems every year, and libraries need updates. Our care plans cover this so your app keeps working.