iOS Native Development
SwiftUI applications deeply integrated with the Apple ecosystem for fluid, native-grade performance.
Mobile engineering
Apps that earn the first screen
Native iOS and Android, or one React Native codebase across both — built to platform conventions, shipped to the stores by us, and held to a real performance budget after launch.
iOS + Android
Both stores
60 FPS
Frame target
2 weeks
Sprint cadence
99.5%+
Crash-free
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What we build
Four ways to ship mobile
Which of these is right depends on your product, not on what we prefer to write. The comparison below is the honest version.
Android Development
Kotlin Jetpack Compose apps utilizing Material Design 3 and all Android hardware APIs natively.
React Native / Flutter
Single codebase apps hitting 90%+ of native performance at dramatically reduced development cost.
App Store Optimization
Keyword research, screenshot design, and metadata engineering for maximum organic App Store visibility.
Swift / SwiftUIKotlinReact NativeFlutterFirebaseApp Store Connect
The decision
Native or cross-platform
Most agencies answer this with whatever they staff. Here is how the choice actually breaks down by what you are building.
Your situation
Native
Cross-platform
Heavy graphics — 3D, AR, real-time video
Native. Metal and ARKit have no honest cross-platform equivalent.
Avoid. Bridge overhead shows up as dropped frames.
Standard business logic — fintech, commerce, delivery, booking
Works, but you pay twice for two codebases.
Best value. Near-identical UX at roughly half the build cost.
Deep OS integration — widgets, Watch, CarPlay, background sync
Native. These surfaces are platform-specific by definition.
Possible, but each surface needs native modules anyway.
Small team maintaining it after handover
Two skill sets to hire and retain, indefinitely.
Cross-platform. One codebase, one hiring pool.
Our default is React Native or Flutter — because most products are business logic in a good interface, and a single codebase is cheaper to build and far cheaper to keep alive. We recommend native when the product genuinely needs it, and we will tell you which one you're in before you commit budget.
How we work
What the app brief leaves out
Launch is the start of the cost, not the end of it. A web app you can patch on a Tuesday afternoon; a mobile app has a review queue, a store rollout, and a long tail of users who never update. Budgeting the build without budgeting twelve months of releases behind it is the single most common way app projects quietly fail.
Test on the phone your users actually own. Demos on a current flagship hide almost everything that matters — a mid-range Android with three years of accumulated apps is the honest test surface. Our performance budget is measured there, which is why the cold-start target above says under two seconds rather than a number that only holds on new hardware.
Apple and Google conventions are not interchangeable. Android has a system back gesture and Material navigation; iOS has edge-swipe and its own sheet behaviour. Shipping one interaction model to both is the fastest way to make an app feel foreign on at least one platform, and reviewers notice it before your users do.
App Store Optimization belongs in the build, not after it. Screenshots, the first three words of your title, and the subtitle drive installs harder than anything you can do post-launch. We design the store listing alongside the product rather than assembling it the week of submission.
Performance budget
Numbers we hold ourselves to
These are commitments measured on real devices after launch, not benchmarks from a simulator on a fast machine.
< 2s
Cold start
Time to first interactive frame on a mid-range Android device, not a flagship.
60 FPS
Scroll & transitions
Frame budget held through list scrolling, navigation and animation.
99.5%+
Crash-free sessions
The threshold we hold post-launch, tracked in Crashlytics from day one.
< 30 days
OS update SLA
Compatibility patches shipped within a month of each major iOS/Android release.
Build standard
What ships in every app
Native UX Feel
Platform-specific animations, haptics, and navigation patterns that feel completely native to each OS.
60 FPS Performance
Threading optimization, lazy loading, and memory management ensuring butter-smooth interactions always.
Secure by Default
Keychain storage, certificate pinning, jailbreak detection, and biometric authentication built in.
Analytics Integrated
Firebase, Mixpanel, or Amplitude instrumentation giving you full behavioral analytics from day one.
Process
Kickoff to store approval
01
UX Research
User journey mapping, competitive app analysis, and low-fidelity wireframing to define the core experience.
02
UI Design Sprint
High-fidelity Figma prototypes built to platform Human Interface and Material Design guidelines.
03
Agile Development
Two-week sprints with TestFlight/Internal Testing builds delivered after each sprint for live feedback.
04
Store Launch
App Store / Play Store submission handled end-to-end with ASO, screenshots, and review management.
Engagement
How app projects are priced
Indicative ranges. The real quote depends on screen count, backend scope and how many third-party systems have to be integrated.
MVP build
Validate the idea
From ₹4,50,000 ≈ $5.4k / £4.2k
A focused, launchable v1 on one or both stores — the smallest product that can honestly test demand.
Cross-platform (React Native / Flutter)
Up to ~12 core screens
Store submission handled
30 days post-launch support
Full product
Native or cross-platform
₹9L – ₹35L+ ≈ $11k – $42k+
A complete application with backend, third-party integrations, analytics and a real design system behind it.
iOS + Android
Backend & API development
Payments, maps, notifications
Design system + QA matrix
Retainer
Ongoing product team
Monthly Rolling, 30 days notice
A standing squad shipping continuously after launch — features, OS compatibility and store releases.
Fixed monthly sprint capacity
OS compatibility updates
Release & ASO management
Crash monitoring & triage
Where we work
Six markets, one delivery model
Async by default — a written update and an installable build at the end of every sprint, so progress is visible without a standing call.
India
Hyderabad-based team. UPI, Razorpay and Aadhaar-adjacent KYC flows built many times over.
United States
Overlap held through US mornings. Stripe, Plaid and HIPAA-conscious builds.
United Kingdom
GDPR-first data handling, Open Banking integrations and UK App Store compliance.
UAE
Arabic RTL layouts treated as a first-class design pass, not a translation afterthought.
Australia
Near-full working-day overlap with IST — the easiest timezone we serve.
New Zealand
Async-first delivery: written updates and a build to open, not a 6am standup.
FAQ
Mobile development questions
For graphics-intensive apps (gaming, AR, video processing), go Native. For 90% of business logic applications — fintech, e-commerce, delivery, social — React Native or Flutter offers near-identical performance at half the budget.
Next step
Tell us what the app has to do
Send the idea and the constraints. We'll come back with a platform recommendation, a screen estimate and a realistic timeline — before any contract.
Typical reply within one business day