Mobile apps in the stores in weeks
We design and build mobile products in React Native. iPhone and Android from one codebase, by the same team that draws the screens.
- Live in the App Store and Play
- Design and engineering together
- Your repositories, your store accounts
When a mobile build makes sense
Your first app
A product that only really makes sense on a phone: notifications, camera, location, something people open daily.
A web product that needs mobile
You already have users and they are asking for an app. The backend exists; the mobile product is the piece that's missing.
An app ready for its next version
Built a few years ago and still earning. The next set of changes is worth making on a current stack.
What a mobile app gives you
An app earns a spot on the home screen and permission to reach the people who installed it. It is one tap from anywhere, it can start the conversation rather than wait to be visited, and it can use what the phone actually has: camera, location, biometrics, and whatever needs to keep working offline.
What lands in the stores is a real product — real accounts, real payments, real data — not a demo to be rebuilt once it has users. The source, the infrastructure and the store listings are yours throughout.
- An icon on the home screen
- Notifications that reach people directly
- Camera, location and offline where you need them
- Payments and subscriptions the stores handle
Why we build in React Native
One codebase
iPhone and Android come from the same source, so a feature is built once rather than twice.
Both stores, one launch
You don't pick a platform to start on. The app arrives on both, at the same time.
One team, not two
No separate iOS and Android teams to keep in step, and no drift between them.
Changes ship once
A fix or a new screen reaches everyone in the same release.
How a mobile build runs
You bring the idea
A sentence is enough to start. Working out what belongs in the first version, and what can wait for the second, is part of the job you're hiring us for.
We show up to the first call with a prototype
Something you can tap on your own phone, built from what you've told us so far. You react to a real screen rather than a description, and you see how we work before committing to anything.
A working app, and the design direction settled
The prototype becomes genuinely functional while we agree how the product should look and feel. Both tracks run together, so the design is drawn against something real and already running on a device.
Hi-fi design
The full interface gets designed screen by screen, then built. What you approve is what ships.
On your phone before it's in the store
Internal builds go out to real devices, iPhone and Android, so the feel is judged on hardware in your hand rather than in a simulator.
In the stores
Submission and review handled, on your own developer accounts. Once the first release is through, shipping an update is routine.
Mobile products we built
Shipped to the stores and used by real people. Several are still ours to run.
Two ways to start
Tell us about the app.
Whether it exists yet or not. We'll come to the call having already looked at it.