One Codebase, Both Stores.
Shipping a mobile app is two jobs: the app, and everything Apple and Google ask for before it goes live. We do both, and the second one is where most builds stall.
How this actually works.
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One codebase across iOS and Android
React Native and Expo, so a change lands on both platforms at once and there is one place to fix a bug instead of two.
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Review handled, not guessed at
Privacy manifests, data-safety answers, permission strings, screenshots and the account-deletion route. The parts that get an app rejected are done before submission.
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Releases you can repeat
Builds and submissions run through a pipeline, so shipping an update is a command rather than an afternoon.
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Native only where it earns it
If the app needs a native module for hardware or performance, we write one. If it does not, we do not add the maintenance.
Questions people ask.
What comes up first when someone is deciding about mobile app development.
Do we need an app at all?
Only if people use it away from a desk, need notifications, or need it to work offline. If none of those are true, a responsive web app costs less and ships sooner, and we will say so.
Whose developer accounts are they?
Yours. The App Store and Play Console accounts stay in your company name with you as the owner, so the app is never held hostage to our access.
Let’s Build What’s Next.
Bring the business problem. We’ll talk through what would make a difference and where to start.