Mobile App Development

Yes, we frequently integrate mobile apps with CRMs, ERPs, internal APIs, and third-party services. Because our mobile engagements pair with backend API development, apps are built against a clean API layer rather than coupled to a single backend implementation that becomes expensive to migrate later. Your existing systems keep working as they are while the app reads and writes through well-defined integration points.

Yes, we handle submission, review, and approval for both the App Store and Google Play. We build against each store's review guidelines from the start of the engagement, which reduces the chance of a rejection late in the schedule. That covers preparing the store listing, signing and uploading builds, responding to reviewer feedback, and resubmitting if changes are requested — through to the app going live.

We build both native and cross-platform mobile apps and recommend the best option for each product. Native work uses Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android; cross-platform uses React Native or Flutter. The choice is driven by performance needs, animation requirements, native API access, budget, time-to-market, and your in-house team's existing stack — so the recommendation fits how you will maintain the app after launch.

We ensure good mobile user experience by designing mobile-first UX, testing on real devices, and optimizing performance and interactions for touch-based usage. Every engagement also includes in-app analytics and crash reporting via Sentry or Crashlytics, so after launch we can see where users struggle or where the app fails and fix it with data rather than guesses.

Cross-platform development is the right choice when you want faster time-to-market and shared functionality across iOS and Android from a single codebase. We build cross-platform apps with React Native or Flutter. Native Swift or Kotlin becomes the better option when the product has heavy animation needs or depends on native APIs — we assess those requirements and your team's existing stack before recommending either path.