Two phones floating on black, both showing a dark-mode app.

Apps people keep on the first screen.

iOS and Android, native or cross-platform depending on what the app must do, with a backend designed for the version after next. Designed, built and shipped to both stores by one studio.

How we think about it

The backend is the product.

A good app is mostly what happens behind the screen: accounts, data, sync, notifications, the parts that must not fail. We design those first, then the interface on top, and we plan for offline, for slow networks and for the day the app has ten times the users.

One phone standing on black with a dark-mode app screen.

What we help with

From store listing to server.

  • iOS and Android

    Native Swift and Kotlin where performance and platform feel matter; cross-platform where speed of delivery matters more.

  • App Store and Google Play delivery

    Listings, review, certificates, releases and updates handled, on both stores.

  • Backend, auth and data

    APIs, accounts, permissions and a data model that can grow without a rewrite.

  • Push and offline

    Notifications that earn their place, and an app that still works in the tunnel.

  • Web companion

    The admin, the marketing site and the app share one design and one backend.

  • Analytics and crash reporting

    Know what is used and what breaks, without collecting more than you need.

How it runs

Prototype to store.

  1. 01

    Prototype

    A clickable prototype and a written scope within one working day of the first call.

  2. 02

    Build

    Backend and app in parallel, with TestFlight and internal test builds from the first weeks.

  3. 03

    Release

    Store submission, monitoring, and a release rhythm for what comes next.

Questions

Asked before most projects.

  1. Native or cross-platform?

    It depends on the app. Camera, sensors, animation and platform feel push toward native; forms, content and speed to market push toward cross-platform. We recommend one in the brief and say why.

  2. Do you build the backend too?

    Yes. Backend, admin tools and the app come from the same people, which is what keeps them consistent.

  3. Can you take over an existing app?

    Often. We review the code and the store setup, then propose what to keep.

  4. Who owns the code and the store accounts?

    You do. Everything is published under your accounts and repositories from day one.

Related work

Where this shows up.

All work

Other things we do

The rest of the studio.

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