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Mobile apps

Mobile Applications

iOS and Android applications built from a shared typed codebase, shipping to the stores without forking the product into two maintenance burdens. Push notifications, native permissions, offline-tolerant flows and the release process that actually gets you approved.

Discipline
Mobile apps
Systems delivered
1 platforms
Pillars
3 core areas
Stack
17 technologies

Discipline Scope

3 Architecture Pillars

Active Pods

Core Pillars

  • One codebase, honestly assessed
  • Ship and stay shipped
  • Designed for the conditions

Architecture Pillars

One codebase, real store presence

01

One codebase, honestly assessed

We are candid about where a shared codebase is the right call and where you genuinely need native code.

  • Shared domain and UI logic across platforms
  • Native modules only for camera, biometrics, background work
  • Capacitor or React Native chosen per project, not by habit
  • Web and mobile sharing one API contract
02

Ship and stay shipped

The store submission and review cycle is part of the engineering problem.

  • Store assets, privacy declarations and review responses
  • Staged rollouts and crash reporting
  • Over-the-air update strategy where permissible
  • Versioning aligned with the backend contract
03

Designed for the conditions

Mobile users are on worse networks than your office. We build for that.

  • Optimistic UI with real error recovery
  • Offline-tolerant queues for critical actions
  • Push notification architecture, not just a permission prompt
  • Battery and data awareness in polling and sync

Deliverables

What you receive.

Concrete artefacts handed over with the repository.

  • Mobile application for iOS and Android
  • Shared API layer with the web product
  • Push notification delivery
  • Store listings, assets and submission handling
  • Crash and performance monitoring
  • Release pipeline for both stores
  • Deep-link and share handling

Process

How a mobile apps engagement runs.

  1. 01

    Phase 01: Platform decision

    We choose the approach against your constraints — team skills, native requirements, release cadence — and document the trade-off.

  2. 02

    Phase 02: Shared core

    Domain logic, API clients and validation are shared with your web product so the two cannot drift apart.

  3. 03

    Phase 03: Native edges

    Camera, permissions, background tasks and secure storage are handled properly rather than faked in the web layer.

  4. 04

    Phase 04: Release

    We handle store review, staged rollout and the first round of crash reports before handing over the pipeline.

Questions

Asked before the brief arrives.