We build mobile apps for startups and enterprises — native iOS, native Android, and cross-platform with React Native and Flutter. Apps like Parkezi (AU smart parking), Sharewear (NFC medical wearable), and E2P SEND (UK EdTech). Built properly. Maintained long-term.
Fixed-price MVPs from $35k · No hourly billing surprises
We build mobile apps that do real things — not apps built to satisfy a checkbox in a pitch deck.
One codebase, two platforms. React Native for teams who want JavaScript on both ends and tight integration with a React web app. Flutter for apps where pixel-perfect custom UI matters most. We've shipped both at scale — we'll recommend the right one for your project.
Swift for iOS, Kotlin for Android — when you need deep platform integration, hardware access, or performance that cross-platform can't match. We build native when the use case genuinely calls for it, not as a default upsell.
Mobile interfaces for web-based SaaS products — field crew apps, client-facing mobile portals, and manager apps that surface the data operations staff need on the go. Parkezi is a good example: the operator web dashboard and the driver iOS/Android app share the same API.
Mobile apps that talk to hardware — Bluetooth, NFC, barcode scanning, GPS tracking, and sensor data. Sharewear uses NFC to surface medical information from a wearable. Parkezi connects to parking barrier hardware. We've done both sides: app and hardware integration.
Mobile apps with AI at the core — image recognition, personalised recommendations, voice interfaces, and LLM-powered features. Mebag uses computer vision in the mobile app for product discovery. AI features that are actually useful, not demos that break on real-world inputs.
Regulated mobile applications with specific compliance requirements — HIPAA-aware data handling, GDPR consent flows, accessibility standards, and the audit trails institutional clients require. E2P SEND (UK teachers and SEND coordinators) and COMPASS for Autism are live examples.
The first decision is the most consequential. We look at your target users, the features the app needs, your existing tech stack, and your timeline. Most of the time React Native or Flutter is right. Sometimes native is. We make the call honestly and explain the reasoning — we don't recommend what's most billable.
Mobile UI design follows platform conventions — iOS Human Interface Guidelines and Android Material Design exist for good reasons. One-handed use, gesture navigation, touch targets, OS typography — we design to the platform, not to a web page shrunk to phone size. Every flow prototyped in Figma before a line of code is written.
Mobile apps are only as good as their API. We design the backend and the app together — not as separate projects that need to figure out how to connect later. Offline support, conflict resolution, push notifications, and background sync all have implications for both sides of the system.
We test on real devices — not just simulators — across iOS and Android versions. Two-week sprints with testable builds on TestFlight and Google Play internal testing at the end of each sprint. You can install the build on your own phone and test it, not just watch a screen share.
App Store and Google Play submission, review management, and the screenshots, descriptions, and metadata that affect discoverability. 30 days of post-launch support included. Most mobile apps need continued development as users find edge cases and suggest features — retainer engagements available.
An honest range. We don't quote without a scoping conversation — but here's what we've delivered at each tier.
A focused cross-platform app (React Native or Flutter) with core features, auth, and the backend API. iOS + Android from one codebase. 10–16 weeks. Right for validating an idea before committing to the full product.
A complete mobile app with full feature set, offline support, push notifications, payments, third-party integrations, and the admin dashboard your team needs to manage it. 16–28 weeks.
Native iOS and Android separately, or complex cross-platform apps with hardware integration, enterprise SSO, compliance requirements, or high-performance real-time features.
React Native apps for iOS and Android — the driver interface for an automated parking system at NSW Ambulance and Australian hotel chains. The constraint: the app had to work reliably under poor lighting, one-handed, in under three taps. Connects to parking barrier hardware and handles real-time bay availability.
Read the case study →A mobile app that reads NFC tags embedded in a medical safety wearable to surface critical health information for emergency responders. Built for real emergency scenarios — works without an internet connection, readable within seconds, with the right information shown in the right order without cognitive load on the reader.
Read the case study →A mobile application for UK teachers and SEND coordinators to manage student support plans, track interventions, and collaborate with parents and specialists. GDPR-compliant data handling, offline capability for use in schools with patchy connectivity, and accessibility-first design for users with varying digital literacy.
View portfolio →React Native if your team already works in JavaScript/TypeScript or you're building alongside a React web app and want to share logic. Flutter if pixel-perfect custom UI is critical and you're not tied to a JS ecosystem. Both are production-grade. Parkezi is React Native; we've shipped Flutter apps for clients who needed near-native rendering performance. We'll recommend based on your specific situation.
A cross-platform MVP with core features and a backend API: 10–16 weeks. A full product with payments, push notifications, offline support, and an admin dashboard: 16–28 weeks. Native iOS + Android separately adds 30–40% to the timeline. These are working estimates — the actual timeline depends on feature scope, integration complexity, and design readiness. We provide a week-by-week breakdown during scoping.
Yes — we handle submission for both stores, including screenshots, descriptions, privacy policy requirements, and review responses if an app gets flagged. App Store review can be unpredictable for certain categories (healthcare, finance) — we have experience navigating review for regulated apps and will flag risks before submission, not after rejection.
Yes — offline-first architecture is something we've built for apps used in environments with poor or no connectivity. It requires thinking about conflict resolution (what happens when offline edits sync with server data that changed), local storage limits, and background sync timing. Sharewear and E2P SEND both have offline requirements. It's a design decision that affects the entire data layer, not something you add on after.
Yes — most clients stay on a monthly retainer for continued development. Mobile apps need more maintenance than web apps: OS updates change behaviour, App Store guidelines change, and devices your users actually have don't always match the devices you tested on. We've maintained apps for years. It's not optional if you want the app to keep working.
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30 minutes. No slides. We'll look at your idea, recommend the right platform, and give you an honest estimate of scope and cost.
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