Swift
Native development with Apple's own language and tools – smooth to use and ready for new iOS versions.
We build iOS apps in Swift that bring your web platform to iPhone and iPad – with push notifications, calendar integration and a clean App Store submission.
Native development with Apple's own language and tools – smooth to use and ready for new iOS versions.
Notifications through the Apple Push Notification service, controlled by your server.
One app that looks good and works well on both screen sizes.
Listing texts, screenshots in all required sizes, privacy details and support through review.
We build iOS apps in Swift, Apple's programming language. The app feels like any other app on the iPhone: fast transitions and the interaction patterns iPhone users know.
Content and workflows come from your web platform. That has two big advantages: you maintain everything in one place, and the Android version shows the same features without duplicating all the work. Read more about this approach under app development.
“With us, you talk directly to the person who builds your project – no sales layer in between.”
Many app projects stumble not on coding but on submission. Apple reviews every app and rejects those that offer little more than a website. We plan real app features from the start and prepare the complete store package: description, keywords, screenshots for iPhone and iPad, privacy details and test accounts for the review team. Want to reach Android users too? Continue with Android apps.
We discuss audience, features and flows. If there is already a web platform, we decide which parts the app uses directly and where native features make sense.
We develop with Swift and Apple’s tools, so the app uses features such as push notifications, the camera or Face ID without detours.
We test in the simulator and on real devices, including automated UI tests for the most important flows.
We prepare the store listing, screenshots and privacy details and submit the app for review. After approval, we keep it up to date for new iOS versions.
Every app and every update is reviewed by Apple. To get approval without detours, we pay attention to these points from the start:
Tick what applies to you.
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Discuss your projectFind more answers in our FAQ.
You don't need a Mac – we handle development. To publish, you need an Apple Developer Program account so the app appears under your name. We help you set it up.
Usually a few days. First submissions often get questions about privacy or functionality. We prepare everything so it goes as smoothly as possible.
Apple releases a new iOS version every year. We test your app ahead of time and ship an update if needed, before problems reach your users.
That depends on the features and on whether there is already a platform the app builds on. After a conversation about your requirements, you get a fixed-price quote.
Yes. If both apps build on the same web platform, we add the Android version with little extra effort. See our Android apps.
You do. The app is published under your developer account in the App Store, and you receive the source code.
Yes, if you want it to. We adapt the interface to larger screens so the app doesn’t look like an enlarged iPhone app on the iPad. We clarify this in the concept because it affects the effort.
Yes, that is the most common case. The app uses the data and features of your web platform and adds push notifications and device features.
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