Enterprise · Mobile · iOS + Android
Apps that actually feel native.
iOS-native, Android-native, or React Native when the math says so. Fast launches, smooth scroll, offline-aware — from Figma to App Store and Play submission with analytics and crash reporting wired in.
Native + cross-platform
Apps that pass the "this feels native" test.
The phrase clients hear too often: "this just feels like a website wrapped in an app." We avoid it by designing to each platform's motion and interaction primitives — Swift / SwiftUI on iOS, Kotlin / Jetpack Compose on Android, and React Native only where the cross-platform math actually beats the polish loss.
Offline-first state, push notifications, deep links, design tokens shared with the Figma source, analytics + crash reporting wired to your stack, and a CI pipeline that runs from sprint one — all included.
- iOS-native (Swift / SwiftUI) for products that need polish
- Android-native (Kotlin / Jetpack Compose) for the same
- React Native when cross-platform reach > per-platform polish
- Offline-first: airplane mode + bad signal both survive
- Push notifications, deep links, universal/app-links wired
- App Store + Play submission, screenshots, privacy manifest included
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How we ship
From product brief to live in the stores.
- 01
Design system
Figma component library + motion spec + icon set. Whatever lands later is built from these primitives — no design drift.
- 02
Prototype + spec
Tappable prototype on real flows. Spec for every screen, every state, every offline behavior. Signed off before sprint 2.
- 03
Build + ship
CI pipeline from day one, code review on every PR, TestFlight / internal track from the first sprint. Demo every Friday.
- 04
Submit + iterate
App Store + Play submission, post-launch analytics review, crash triage, weekly OTA-style updates if you want them.
By the numbers
Performance budget, held in CI.
iOS + Android
Both platforms
Swift / Kotlin natively, React Native when math beats polish loss.
10–14 wk
Typical timeline
Kickoff to App Store + Play submission for a moderately scoped app.
< 2 s
Cold-launch budget
CI gate — apps that miss the budget don't ship.
60 fps
Scroll target
Smooth scroll under real-device throttling, not in a simulator.
What you get
Production-grade mobile, not a wrapped website.
iOS-native
Swift / SwiftUI when polish has to be perfect. React Native when cross-platform math beats polish loss.
Android-native
Kotlin + Jetpack Compose for production-grade Android. Same back-end contract, platform-correct front-end.
Design system
Tokens, components, motion specs — Figma → code with parity. The app feels designed, not assembled.
Performance budget
Cold-launch under 2 s. 60 fps scroll. CI holds the line — not "we’ll fix it after launch."
Push + deep links
APNs, FCM, universal/app-links wired. Notifications route to in-app screens that exist on day one.
Offline-first
Local state that survives airplane mode + bad signal. Sync resolution baked into the data layer.
Crash + analytics
Sentry / Crashlytics + Amplitude / Mixpanel / GA4. Errors page someone before users tweet about it.
Store-ready
App Store + Play submission, screenshots, privacy manifest, App Tracking Transparency.
CI/CD
TestFlight / internal track from the first sprint. Demos every Friday; no end-of-project surprise.
Built for these teams
Where the mobile app is the product.
Consumer SaaS
Companion apps to web products
iOS / Android parity with the web app, native UX, App Store reviews that don’t cry "wrapped website".
Marketplaces
Buyer + seller apps with offline-aware state
Bad-signal subway commutes don’t corrupt a half-completed listing.
Field Services
Technician apps, dispatch, work orders
Crews keep working without a signal; sync resolves on reconnect.
Healthcare
Patient + clinician companion apps
HIPAA-safe storage, biometric auth, audit logs ready for review.
Retail + Loyalty
Member apps, ordering, loyalty programs
Push-driven offers + native checkout that doesn’t bounce to Safari.
Internal Tools
Field-facing internal apps (warehouse, ops, sales)
Native-feeling internal tools without a dedicated mobile team.
Common questions
What product teams ask before they commission an app build.
Native (Swift / Kotlin) or React Native?
It depends on the app. For consumer-grade polish + heavy native UI (camera, AR, advanced animation, deep iOS integrations), we go Swift / SwiftUI + Kotlin / Jetpack Compose. For business apps where cross-platform reach beats per-platform polish (forms, dashboards, internal tools), React Native ships in roughly half the time and looks native if you don't cut corners on the design system.Do you handle App Store and Play submission?
Yes. Every engagement includes App Store + Play Store submission, screenshots in the right device frames, store copy, App Privacy / Data Safety manifests, App Tracking Transparency setup, and the first round of reviewer back-and-forth. We don't hand you a binary and say "good luck."What's the typical timeline from kickoff to store?
For a moderately scoped app (auth, ~10–15 screens, one or two integrations, push notifications), 10–14 weeks. Simpler apps ship in 6–8. Complex apps (heavy custom UI, multi-tenant, marketplace mechanics) run 16–24 weeks. We give a calibrated estimate after the discovery week — not a number pulled out before we understand the project.Do you support ongoing post-launch updates?
Yes. Most clients keep us on a small monthly retainer for the first 6 months post-launch: bug triage, OS-update compatibility (iOS / Android release every year breaks something), analytics + crash review, and feature iteration. After that, your team can self-operate, or we can stay on indefinitely.Who owns the source code?
You do. The repo lives in your git org from sprint one, with full commit history and IP assignment. There's no AIKoders escrow or licensing claim. If you part ways with us mid-project, you own everything we've built up to that point.Can the app integrate with our existing backend / AI?
Of course. We typically build the API layer ourselves (TypeScript + tRPC or Node + REST/GraphQL) but the app can also wire into your existing backend if there is one. If the app is meant to surface AI features, we either tie into your AI infra or stand up the agent layer alongside the mobile build — same team, no handoff.
Got an app idea?
Apps that ship to iOS and Android, on time.
Book a discovery call. We'll review your product, your audience, and your launch window, then come back with a scoped build plan and a roster.