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For consumer brands
Consumer Apps
Direct-to-user products built for retention — utility, lifestyle, social. Launch-day-ready, polished, and tuned for the App Store charts.
iOS, Android, and cross-platform — offline-first, biometric-secured, push-aware, store-ready. Built on a shared TypeScript codebase with native escape hatches when you need them.
Categories that cover the full range of what “a mobile app” means in 2026 — from a launch-day consumer brand to a hardware companion app for a connected device.
Direct-to-user products built for retention — utility, lifestyle, social. Launch-day-ready, polished, and tuned for the App Store charts.
Payments, transfers, investing, neobanking. Biometric auth, transaction-grade security, and audit trails wired in from day one.
Patient apps, tele-health, fitness tracking, medical records. HIPAA-aware UX, sensor integrations, and accessible-by-default UI.
Branded shopping, marketplaces, loyalty programs. Push-driven re-engagement, deep links, and checkout flows tuned for thumb reach.
Field-force apps, internal tools, technician dashboards. Offline-first sync, camera and barcode capture, role-aware data access.
Companion apps for hardware — smart home, wearables, industrial sensors. BLE / Wi-Fi onboarding, real-time control, and fallback modes.
The pain points we hear on almost every mobile-app kickoff call, and the way we solve each one. No magic — just the right architecture done with care.
A 4-second launch screen on every open. Users who came back from a notification bounce before your app even renders.
Native splash, code-split JS bundle, prerendered first frame. The app is interactive before the splash fades.
On a subway, the app shows a blank state and a spinner forever. Drafts are lost, taps go nowhere, users uninstall.
Local-first writes, optimistic UI, conflict resolution on reconnect. The app works the same on and off the grid.
A web wrapper that ignores platform conventions — pull-to-refresh on Android-only, modals that misbehave, type that fights the system.
Cross-platform shared codebase with platform-aware components. Native escape hatches when the gain is worth the cost.
Buttery on a flagship, slideshow on a 2-year-old Android. Animations drop frames, scroll stutters, battery drains fast.
Animation budgets, bridge minimisation, lazy modules, image optimisation. We test on the cheapest target device, not the newest.
Templated app, refused custom flows, AI features waved off, and the agency drops you at v1 with a backlog.
Flows your users actually ask for, on-device or cloud AI where it earns its keep, and the team through OS cycles.
Phones live in pockets, not in dev consoles. We build for the device the user actually has, on the network they actually have it on.
Honest fixes for common challenges. Same playbook on every engagement, calibrated to the size of your build.
Native-feeling UX, offline-first sync, push and biometrics wired in, performance on real devices, and a store submission that lands first try.
Platform-aware components, gesture conventions, system fonts, and animation budgets that match each OS — without a separate codebase per platform.
One language, one design system, one logic layer across iOS and Android. Native modules only where the gain is worth the maintenance cost.
Notifications, universal links, scheduled background tasks — wired in, scoped per platform, and honour Do Not Disturb.
Face ID, Touch ID, fingerprint, plus secure enclave / keystore-backed token storage. Compliance-ready for finance and health surfaces.
Tested on a 3-year-old Android too — animation budgets, image pipelines, lazy bridges. The cheapest target device gets a 60fps experience.
Flows your users actually ask for, on-device or cloud AI where it earns its keep, and the team past v1.
AI accelerates execution across every layer — UI, native modules, tests, store assets. Human judgement decides what gets shipped. Leverage, not replacement.
Multi-step agents that plan, execute, and self-correct on cross-platform tasks.
Pair-programming with Claude on RN screens, Swift modules, Kotlin services.
Spec → prototype → on-device review in days, not weeks.
AI-generated UI tests, snapshot regressions, and cross-device matrices.
Planning, execution, evaluation, and shipping — cost-capped, human-approved, eval-gated.
Same workflow on every engagement, calibrated to project size. Discover, design, engineer, optimise, launch.
User journeys, device matrix, platform expectations, integrations. We map what the app must do, what the OS allows, and the gap.
Native-aware design system — gestures, type, spacing tuned per platform. Every state designed before code, including offline + permission-denied.
Cross-platform shared codebase, native modules where needed. Tested on real devices from week one; staged through TestFlight + internal track.
Performance budgets, battery profiling, accessibility, low-end device passes. Bundle audits, image pipelines, animation tuning before submission.
Store submission with assets + privacy manifests, OTA update channel, push + analytics wired. Quarterly reviews drive what ships in v1.1, v2, v3.
We don’t do “all industries.” These are the verticals where we’ve done enough work to bring real domain context into the kickoff call.
Companion mobile apps for SaaS — push, deep-link auth, on-the-go workflows.
Patient apps, tele-health, fitness trackers — HIPAA-aware, sensor-aware.
Neobanking, payments, investing — biometric auth, transaction-grade security.
Driver / dispatcher apps with offline-first sync, BLE scanners, route ops.
Mobile-first LMS, student apps, on-device homework, offline content.
Mobile copilots, voice-first interfaces, on-device model inference.
Listing apps, virtual tours, agent mobile CRMs with map + AR overlays.
Branded shopping, loyalty cards, push-driven re-engagement, mobile checkout.
Guest apps, mobile check-in, room control, multi-property loyalty.
A glance at recent mobile-app engagements. The full story — problem, solution, tech, timeline — lives on each case-study page.
Tell us where you’re going. We’ll come back with the senior engineer + designer who’d lead the engagement.