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Mobile App Development

iOS and Android apps with React Native or Flutter, connected to the web platform your business already runs.

The problem it solves

A mobile app that does not share accounts, data, or rules with the web product becomes a second system to maintain. Users notice when the phone and the browser disagree. The useful app is the one that does a specific job well and stays in step with the platform behind it.

What’s included

  • A recommendation of React Native or Flutter based on your team and the product
  • Flows designed for a phone, not a shrunk website
  • iOS and Android builds from a shared codebase
  • Authentication shared with your web platform
  • API integration for the data the app needs, and nothing extra
  • Push notifications where they earn their place
  • Test passes on a defined device list
  • Store listing support: assets, signing, and the submission checklist
  • A release process your team can repeat

Key benefits

One product, two stores

Shared code keeps iOS and Android from drifting into separate projects.

Connected to the system of record

The app uses the same accounts and APIs as the web product.

A scope that fits a phone

We design the jobs people do away from a desk, and leave the rest on the web.

A path through the stores

Signing, listings, and review notes are part of the engagement, not a surprise at the end.

Technologies used

The exact stack is chosen for the project. See the full list.

  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel

How this engagement runs

  1. 01Pick the jobsWe list what the app must do on a phone and what stays on the web.
  2. 02Prototype the flowsNavigation and the core task are tested before the full build.
  3. 03Build and connectThe app talks to your API on staging, with the same roles as production.
  4. 04Ship to the storesWe prepare the listing and stay with the first review cycle.

Service questions

Native, React Native, or Flutter?

React Native or Flutter for almost every business app we see, because one team can ship both stores. Fully native is reserved for products that depend on platform features a shared framework does not cover well. We will say which, and why.

Do you publish the apps for us?

We prepare the build, the listing assets, and the submission. The store accounts should be in your name. We can join the first submission and the responses to review notes.

Can the app launch without the whole web rebuild?

Yes, if the API already exposes what the app needs. If it does not, the proposal includes the API work and nothing beyond it.