Native-feeling apps without a two-team budget.
One React Native or Expo codebase, two app stores, zero "looks like a website in a WebView" complaints. We also do native Swift/Kotlin when the spec calls for it.
What you actually get.
Cross-platform
Expo + React Native with native modules when we need them. iOS and Android from one team.
Offline-first
Local-first data layer with sync, so your users do not get a spinner on the subway.
Store submission
Screenshots, review notes, privacy manifest, TestFlight — we ship the app, not a zip file.
The four phases, applied to mobile apps.
Scope & screens
We cut the feature list in half, twice, until you have an MVP that tells the story.
Beta on device
TestFlight and Internal Testing builds in week two. Feedback shapes the rest of the build.
Polish
Animations, haptics, empty states, error states — the details users remember.
Launch
App Store Connect and Play Console setup, plus a post-launch retainer for the first two releases.
The tools on the bench.
We will tell you when a tool is wrong for the job — even if it is on this list.
Cases you can read.
Noma Health
Telehealth app for primary-care practices that makes booking a visit feel more like texting a friend.
Harvest Market
Grocery delivery app and marketing site for a regional co-op trying to compete with Instacart on its own terms.
Fixed scope. Honest numbers.
Anything under twelve weeks is fixed price. Larger work is time-and-materials with a written cap.
Prototype
Delivery · 3 weeks
- Expo + React Native
- Up to 8 screens, one platform live
- TestFlight / Internal Testing
- One round of user testing
Launch
Delivery · 8 weeks
- iOS + Android from one codebase
- Auth, push, offline cart
- App Store + Play Store submission
- Post-launch retainer (1 month)
Scale
Delivery · 12+ weeks
- Native modules where needed
- Deep links, IAP, analytics
- CI/CD with EAS or Fastlane
- Crash monitoring + alerting
Want to talk through a mobile apps project?
A 30-minute call, no slides. We will tell you what we would do — and what we would not.