Mobile apps with Flutter and React Native, built alongside your web platform

For most business apps, a single cross-platform codebase is the practical choice: one team, one set of features, and one release process for iOS and Android, instead of two native apps drifting apart. We still write native modules where a feature needs them — a specific hardware integration, a platform SDK, or performance-critical code.

Building mobile and web together matters as much as the framework. When separate vendors build the app, the web front end, and the API, every feature needs three sets of coordination and the API gets shaped around whichever team shouted loudest. We design the backend and API once, for every client, and build the web application and mobile app on top of it, so authentication, data models, and business rules stay consistent everywhere.

Both are mature, well-supported choices, and we recommend one per project rather than defaulting to either.

Our mobile work covers customer-facing apps, companion apps for SaaS products and e-commerce stores, and internal field and operations tools. Whatever the category, the app is built for real-world conditions: unreliable networks, older devices, and users who expect it to work offline.

Mobile apps are a natural home for AI features: an assistant grounded in your own content, document and receipt capture that extracts fields from a photo, voice input, smart search, and personalized recommendations. We decide per feature whether the model should run on the device — faster and more private, but limited — or on the server behind your API, where larger models and your data are available. Model calls always go through your backend, never with API keys shipped inside the app. Our AI development services team builds the models and pipelines behind these features.

Every engagement starts with a free discovery call, where we learn your goals, systems, and constraints before proposing a scope. We design the API and data model first, then build the app in two-week sprints with test builds on real devices through TestFlight and Google Play internal testing, so stakeholders use the app from early on. We handle store submission, crash reporting, and analytics setup, and hand over the codebase, release process, and documentation — or keep maintaining it if you'd prefer. We work in agile two-week sprints with visible progress every cycle. Many MVPs and first production releases ship in 6 to 12 weeks depending on scope; larger platforms are broken into sprint-sized milestones so you see working software early and often.