Mobile Apps
Apps that belong on phones, not just browsers.
Mobile usage continues to grow , and organisations that invest in mobile experiences reach users where they already spend their time.
A mobile app makes sense when...
- Your users are on their phones and your current web experience does not hold up on a small screen
- You need to reach users with timely alerts, reminders, or updates and email open rates are not reliable enough
- Your product relies on camera, GPS, or needs to work without a live internet connection
- You want to be discoverable in the App Store or Play Store, not only through search
- You have a product that depends on repeat usage, and a website alone isn’t enough to build that habit.
What we build into every mobile app.
We cover the parts of mobile development that are easy to underestimate so you can focus on what the product actually does.
An app that feels as good as it looks.
We design every screen from scratch to fit how your users actually think and move. No templates dropped in wholesale. Native patterns, smooth transitions, and an interface that does not make people hunt for what they need. Users keep apps they enjoy using.
One codebase, both platforms, from day one.
We build with React Native and Expo so your app runs on iOS and Android from a single codebase. Faster development, consistent behaviour across platforms, and real native elements where they matter. Both stores ship on the same timeline.
How we work with React Native
We handle both stores, including when reviewers push back.
Getting an app approved by Apple and Google is its own process. We manage metadata, screenshots, privacy declarations, age ratings, and entitlement requests. The first submission and the first round of reviewer feedback are included in every engagement. We know what gets flagged and how to respond.
Notifications that reach people, not spam folders.
We set up push notifications properly using Expo's notification service, with support for deep linking into specific screens. Notifications are segmented by user, not broadcast to everyone. You control when they go out and what they say.
Sometimes a great web app beats a native one.
If your users need offline support, push notifications, and a home screen icon but not deep device access, a Progressive Web App can deliver that without the overhead of store submissions and native builds. We will tell you honestly which format fits before you commit to either.
The questions we get most.
No. React Native renders real native components, not a web view dressed up as an app. Used well, users cannot tell the difference from a native build. The cases where native feels meaningfully different are deep OS integrations like CarPlay or Apple Watch, and those are exactly the cases where we would recommend native Swift instead.
Have a project?
Tell us what you're trying to build. We'll write back within two working days.