Services
Mobile Development
Mobile applications built for the platforms they run on — natively when that's the right call, and cross-platform when it is.
How we approach mobile
We build mobile applications both ways. Native, when platform fit and performance push us there. Cross-platform with Flutter, when one team shipping to both stores at a sustainable cadence is the better answer. The choice is an engineering decision, not a religion, and we make it together with your team based on what the product actually needs.
Mobile applications also do not exist in isolation. They are the visible tip of a backend iceberg — the APIs the app consumes, the authentication and token flows behind them, the push notification infrastructure, the analytics pipeline, the release machinery that gets new builds in front of users. Most mobile pain is generated at the seam between the app and its backend; working on both sides at once is how we keep that seam from becoming a tax on the rest of the project.
Where we focus
Native and cross-platform builds. Greenfield apps and feature work in existing codebases, with clear separation between view, business logic, and data, and dependency boundaries that make testing possible without heroics.
Backend integration. Authentication done correctly. Push notifications that actually deliver in production, not only in testing. Sync and offline behavior that survives intermittent connectivity instead of pretending it doesn’t exist.
Mobile-shaped APIs. When the backend was designed for the web and the mobile app pays for it, we design and implement API contracts that match the screens the app actually renders.
Release infrastructure. Build automation, signing and provisioning that doesn’t depend on one person’s laptop, store submission, crash reporting, feature flags, and the analytics that close the loop on what users actually do with each release.
The interesting mobile bugs almost never live on the device.
Outcomes you can expect
Apps that feel right on the platforms they run on. A backend integration that the mobile and API teams both consider sane. A release cadence that doesn’t depend on one engineer remembering all the steps. And a codebase the team can extend confidently after we hand it back.
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