iOS Development

We build native iOS applications and we take them all the way through — design, build, test, submission, and the releases that come after, which is the part most people forget to plan for.

Built by a team that tests

Every app we build goes through the same test process we sell to other people. That is not a slogan; it is why our submissions do not bounce.

Rejections are usually predictable. A missing purpose string. A privacy manifest that does not describe what the app actually collects. Metadata that promises a feature the reviewer cannot find. No demo account for an app that sits behind a login. Predictable problems are cheaper to prevent than to appeal, and an appeal costs you a release window you cannot get back.

What the engagement looks like

We scope in flows rather than screens, because screens are cheap and flows are where the cost hides. You get builds you can hold and use, on your own device through TestFlight, rather than screenshots in a deck. Release notes are written as we go, while the reason for a change is still fresh enough to write down honestly.

We will also tell you the oldest iOS version worth supporting, and treat that as a commercial decision rather than a technical one. Every version you keep alive is a test matrix you keep paying for. We will bring you the numbers for your own users and let you make the call.

What we do not do

We do not sell a cross-platform wrapper as a native app. If a web view is the right answer for your budget, we will say so plainly and price it as what it is.

The App Store Connect record stays yours — your developer account, your certificates, your app. Leaving us costs you a transfer, not a rebuild.

After launch

An app is not delivered when it is approved. It is delivered when it survives an iOS version bump, a device you did not test on, and a user doing something nobody predicted.

We stay for that part: the crash report that arrives on a Sunday, the API that changed underneath you, and the annual SDK deadline Apple sets and does not move.