Service — Mobile development
Mobile apps that hold up outside the demo.
A phone is the harshest environment most products run in — bad networks, cold starts, background kills, and a review queue that does not care about your launch date. We build for that, whether the right answer is native or cross-platform.
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Native iOS and Android
Native is the right call when the app depends on the device: camera, sensors, background work, or hardware performance.
Swift and Kotlin applications written against the platform, not around it — so the app behaves the way the operating system expects it to.
- Platform-idiomatic navigation, permissions, and lifecycle handling
- Background tasks, push, and deep links that survive process death
- Instrumented cold-start and frame-time budgets on mid-range hardware
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Cross-platform delivery
One codebase is a cost decision, not a religion. We use it where it holds and go native where it does not.
React Native or Flutter where one codebase genuinely serves both stores, with native modules dropped in where the shared layer runs out.
- Shared business logic with platform-specific UI where it matters
- Native modules for anything the bridge cannot do well
- One release pipeline covering both stores
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Offline behaviour and release engineering
Shipping to a store is the start of the work. What follows it needs to be engineered too.
Local persistence, conflict resolution, staged rollouts, and crash reporting — the parts that decide whether an app survives its second month.
- Offline-first storage with explicit sync and conflict rules
- Staged rollouts, feature flags, and fast rollback
- Crash and ANR reporting wired to real ownership
Engineering Principles
Three things we hold to.
How we approach every engagement — the non-negotiables that keep systems maintainable, compliant, and buildable.
Device reality first
We test on the hardware and networks your users actually have, not on the newest phone in the office.
Store process is planned work
Review, entitlements, and privacy declarations go in the schedule, not into the week before launch.
Instrumented from day one
Crashes, start-up time, and drop-off are measured from the first build so regressions are visible.
Engagement Outcomes
Production deliverables you own from day one.
Every engagement produces tangible codebases, automated pipelines, and operational specs your internal team actually runs.
Production Web Architecture
Full TypeScript React/Next.js product application built with strict schema validation, responsive state, and role-based permissions.
- Clean Git history with semantic commits
- Full end-to-end runtime & type safety
- Edge-optimized data fetching & caching
Enterprise Component Library
Documented component system enforcing consistent typography, spacing, accessible color contracts, and micro-interactions.
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility compliance
- Storybook / isolated component docs
- Zero-runtime CSS token architecture
Core Web Vitals Harness
Automated performance instrumentation guaranteeing sub-second load times and distributed real-user monitoring.
- Strict budgets: LCP < 0.9s & INP < 150ms
- Automated Lighthouse regression CI gates
- Real-user monitoring & error telemetry
Operational Specs & Runbooks
Comprehensive architecture blueprints, deployment guides, and structured pairing sessions for your internal engineering team.
- Self-healing production deploy scripts
- Architecture Decision Records (ADRs)
- Paired engineering team transition
Tell us what you are trying to build.
Bring the constraint that worries you most. That is usually the fastest way to work out whether this is the right service for the job.