[01.03] Mobile Apps
Apps people keep opening.
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Approach
- Flutter · RN · Native
- Releases
- Store-ready
Capabilities in mobile.
01
Cross-platform apps
One codebase for iOS and Android with Flutter or React Native — without looking like it.
02
Native development
Swift and Kotlin for performance-critical, hardware-heavy or platform-specific features.
03
Real-time features
Chat, voice, video, live tracking and presence — built on proven infrastructure.
04
Payments & wallets
In-app purchases, e-wallets, FPX and card payments with secure flows.
05
Offline-first
Local data, background sync and conflict handling for unreliable networks.
06
Store & release ops
App Store and Play submissions, staged rollouts, crash monitoring and OTA updates.
- 03.1
Agents generate UI tests across device sizes and OS versions on every build.
- 03.2
Screens are scaffolded from the design system, so engineers spend their time on hard problems.
- 03.3
Crash reports are triaged automatically and turned into fix-ready tickets.
From first call to production.
Step 01
Prototype
Clickable prototype and technical spike for risky features.
Step 02
Build
Weekly test builds on your phone via TestFlight and Play testing tracks.
Step 03
Launch
Store listings, review guidelines, staged rollout.
Step 04
Operate
Crash monitoring, OS updates and feature releases.
[04] You get
Deliverables, not decks.
- iOS & Android apps in the stores
- Backend & admin console (if needed)
- Automated UI test suite
- Release pipeline (CI/CD)
- Analytics & crash monitoring
Questions, answered.
It depends on the product. We recommend cross-platform for most business apps and native for hardware-heavy or performance-critical ones — and explain the trade-off in writing.
Yes — accounts, listings, review guidelines, privacy forms and staged rollouts.
Yes. Most mobile projects include APIs, an admin console and cloud infrastructure, built by the same team.
We monitor crashes and performance, keep up with OS updates, and ship improvements on a regular release train.