Mobile is mostly the parts you don't see: offline behavior, push reliability, deep-link routing, App Store review. We've shipped 60+ apps and we know which corners cost two weeks if you cut them.
Native (Swift, Kotlin) when the experience demands it. React Native when the budget and feature set both fit. Sometimes both — a thin native layer with cross-platform business logic.
From a v1 MVP to a 5-year product with millions of installs.
Swift, SwiftUI, Combine. Concurrency, accessibility, and the Apple HIG taken seriously.
Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, coroutines. Material 3 done with restraint.
Expo or bare. New architecture, native modules when necessary, sensible boundaries.
Fastlane, EAS, App Center. The release that's boring is the one we want.
We do greenfield builds and we do rescues. Tell us which.