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Product engineering

Mobile App Development

We have been building mobile apps for years, across many kinds of projects. We build for iOS and Android from a shared codebase where it makes sense, with a robust backend, a smooth release process and support after launch.

What we build

Apps people keep on their home screen.

  • 01

    iOS and Android apps

    Cross-platform apps that look and feel right on both platforms.

  • 02

    Real-time features

    Live tracking, chat, notifications and data that stays in sync across devices.

  • 03

    Mobile backends

    APIs, authentication, storage and push infrastructure sized for your usage.

  • 04

    AI in your app

    Assistants, smart search, voice and camera-based features built into the experience.

  • 05

    Wearables and TV

    Companion apps for watch and TV platforms where your product calls for them.

  • 06

    Release and support

    App store submission, updates, monitoring and ongoing improvements.

The kind of thing we build

  • A real-time delivery app for customers, couriers and merchants
  • A field app that works offline and syncs later
  • A booking app with payments and reminders
  • An in-app assistant that answers customer questions

What you get

  • UX and interface design
  • iOS and Android apps
  • Backend and admin panel
  • Store release
  • Monitoring and support

Typical stack

  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS

FAQ

Common questions

Cross-platform or native?

For most products a shared codebase is faster to build and cheaper to maintain. We recommend native work only where a feature needs it.

Do you publish the app for us?

Yes. We handle store listings, review submissions and release management, under your developer accounts.

Can you build the backend too?

Yes. Most of our mobile projects include the API, database and admin panel behind the app.

Have a process that should run itself?

Tell us what your team spends too much time on. We will come back with a clear view of what can be automated and how we would build it.