When your product needs the absolute best performance, deepest OS integration, or a platform-specific experience that cross-platform frameworks cannot replicate, native is the right call.
What We Deliver
Native App Development Services
iOS App Development
Native Swift apps targeting the latest iOS. We follow Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, use SwiftUI for modern layouts, and handle App Store submission including review escalations.
Android App Development
Kotlin-powered Android apps built with Jetpack Compose, targeting the full Android device ecosystem — phones, tablets, and foldables. Published to Google Play with full release management.
App Store Submission
App Store Connect and Google Play Console setup, screenshots, metadata, privacy policy, and age ratings — we manage the full submission and respond to reviewer questions on your behalf.
In-App Purchases & Subscriptions
StoreKit 2 (iOS) and Google Play Billing (Android) integration for one-time purchases, consumables, and auto-renewing subscriptions — with RevenueCat for cross-platform subscription management.
Push Notifications
APNs (iOS) and FCM (Android) push notification integration with segmentation, scheduling, and deep-link routing so taps land on the right screen.
Offline Support
CoreData or Room database for offline-first data storage, background sync, and conflict resolution — so your app is usable even on 2G or without any signal.
How It Works
Our Native App Development Process
Discovery & Scope
Platform decision (iOS-first, Android-first, or both simultaneously), core feature list, and API contract agreed. Fixed-price quote issued.
UX Design
Figma prototypes for every screen, following platform-specific HIG or Material 3 conventions. Design approved before development begins.
Development Sprints
Two-week sprints with TestFlight (iOS) or Firebase App Distribution (Android) builds at each sprint end. You test on a real device every two weeks.
QA & Performance
Device matrix testing, memory profiling, battery impact analysis, and accessibility audit (VoiceOver / TalkBack). Crash-free rate target: 99.9%.
Store Submission
Full App Store and Play Store submission package prepared and submitted. We handle review responses — typical approval: 1–3 days for iOS, 2–7 days for Android.
Post-Launch Support
30-day free bug-fix period. After that, monthly retainer for OS compatibility updates, new device support, and feature additions.
Technologies We Use
FAQ
Common Questions
When does native make more sense than React Native?
Native wins when you need deep OS integration (ARKit, HealthKit, on-device ML, background audio, custom camera pipelines), when performance is critical (60fps animations, real-time audio), or when your team already has Swift/Kotlin expertise. For most B2B apps and straightforward consumer apps, React Native is faster and cheaper.
How do you handle App Store rejections?
We write rejection-proof submissions by reviewing Apple's common rejection reasons before submission. If a rejection does occur, we respond within 24 hours and have a 100% resolution rate — no project has been permanently rejected.
Is native more expensive than cross-platform?
Yes — building two native apps costs roughly 1.6× a single React Native app that covers both platforms. The trade-off is better performance, deeper OS integration, and no dependency on a cross-platform framework's release cycle.
What is the typical timeline for a native app?
A focused single-platform app with 10–15 screens takes 10–14 weeks from design to App Store. A dual-platform app with a custom backend takes 16–20 weeks. We do not cut corners on QA to hit an aggressive deadline.
Do you maintain the app after launch?
Yes. iOS releases one major OS version per year that can require UI updates. Android has more fragmentation. We offer annual maintenance contracts that cover OS compatibility, security patches, and minor feature additions.
Ready to Get Started?
Tell us about your project and we'll respond within 24 hours with a scoped proposal.