Apps that survive contact with real users
iOS and Android, native or cross-platform, from first release through the versions nobody plans for. Built by people who have shipped mobile at scale and dealt with everything that comes after launch.
What this actually looks like day to day
Most mobile projects are scoped as if the work ends at launch. It doesn't. The app that tested fine ships to a thousand devices with different OS versions, network conditions and permissions states, and behaves differently on all of them.
Release cycles are gated by two app stores with their own review timelines. Crashes arrive from stack traces nobody can reproduce. And every one of those problems compounds if the architecture assumed a stable connection and an obliging user.
Signs this is you
- The app behaves differently across devices in ways nobody can reproduce
- Every release is gated by app-store review with no buffer built in
- Crash reports pile up faster than anyone can triage them
- The person who understands the release process has left or is about to
Mobile App Development, end to end
Native iOS & Android development
Cross-platform where it's the right call, not the default.
Offline-first architecture
Local state, sync, and conflict resolution that holds up on a bad connection.
App architecture & modularisation
For codebases that have to keep changing.
Backend & API design for mobile
Including auth, sessions and push.
Release engineering
CI/CD for mobile, staged rollouts, store submission, versioning strategy.
Mobile app security
Secure storage, certificate pinning, and the controls an enterprise security review will ask about.
Crash & performance monitoring
Analytics from day one, not retrofitted.
Taking over an existing app
That's become slow, unstable, or impossible to release.
Three ways to work with us
Advisory
We assess what you run today, architect what should replace it, and hand you a roadmap with sequencing and costs. You take it from there, or we build it.
Build
We deliver the work: design, development, integration, migration and rollout, against a scope and price agreed up front.
Run
We stay on to operate and support what we built, with stated response times and a regular review of what to fix or add next.
Deliverables, not just a plan
- Architecture documentation and the trade-offs behind it
- An app in both stores, with a repeatable release process your team can run
- CI/CD pipelines and signing set up properly
- Crash and performance monitoring configured
- Handover that doesn't depend on us
Is this the right fit?
Businesses launching a first app, teams whose existing app has become expensive to change or risky to release, and companies whose app has to pass an enterprise security review.
mPOS is our own mobile product. If you want to see how we build, it's the clearest sample available — offline-first sync, payment integration, and a release process that runs on real hardware in real shifts.
Start with an honest look at what you run
Tell us what you're running today and where it hurts. We'll come back with the two or three changes worth making first — and if the answer is that your setup is fine, we'll say that instead.