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Mobile App Development

Cross-platform mobile apps with native performance. One codebase, two platforms, zero compromise on user experience — make it easy for clients to work with you.

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Mobile App Development — how the pieces fit together

One codebase, both platforms, no excuses.

A mobile app earns its place when it does something a browser cannot: work with no signal, use the camera, push a notification at the right moment, sit on the home screen of the person who needs it. We build cross-platform with React Native and Expo, so iOS and Android ship together.

Cross-platform is only worth it if the result feels native. We use each platform's navigation patterns, test on real devices, and drop to native modules where that is the honest answer — so the app never reads as a website in a shell.

Included in every build:

  • Offline-first data handling with a sync strategy that survives a lost connection.
  • Push notifications, deep links and store metadata set up properly.
  • Over-the-air updates for the fixes that should not wait for a store review.
  • Release pipelines to TestFlight and Google Play, with staged rollouts.
  • Crash and performance monitoring from the first beta build.

Native where it counts.

The four things that separate an app people keep from one they delete after a fortnight.

Feels like the platform

Platform navigation, gestures and typography on each OS. Your users should not be able to tell it came from one codebase.

Works without signal

Local storage, queued writes and conflict handling, so a technician in a basement or on a mine site is never blocked.

Ships often

Automated builds to TestFlight and Play, plus over-the-air updates, so a fix reaches users in hours instead of weeks.

Watched in production

Crash reporting, performance traces and release-over-release comparison, so regressions surface before your users report them.

Order history, delivery schedule and proof of delivery screens from an app we built

From first build to the store

We set the release pipeline up in the first week, not the last. Every build goes to TestFlight and Play internal testing automatically, so your team is using the app while it is being built and the store submission is a formality.

  • Signing, provisioning and store listings handled for you
  • Internal builds from day one, not a demo at the end
  • Staged rollouts, with a way back if a release misbehaves
Field staff on site, where the app has to work without signal

Apps for the field and for your customers

Two jobs come up again and again: giving field staff a tool that works where the coverage does not, and giving customers a way to see their orders without phoning your office. Both are built against your existing systems.

  • Job dispatch, capture and sign-off for staff on site
  • Order tracking and notifications for customers
  • One account model shared with your web platform

Technologies

The technology stack we use on this work includes, but is not limited to:

React Native
Expo
TypeScript
iOS
Android
Node.js
SQL Server
Azure
AWS
Push notifications

Completed projects

The same work, delivered. Every number came out of production.

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Got a problem to solve?

Whether you're starting from scratch, scaling up, or dealing with a system under stress — let's talk about what we can build together. We can start by ensuring your systems continue to operate while a strategy is developed to make the most of your investment.