Mobile App Development
Mobile app development for iOS and Android, one codebase
For businesses that need a mobile product for customers or staff, with a shared codebase for iOS and Android.
Discuss your projectCalgary and Lahore. Working with teams across Canada and the US.
Built around the work you need to do.
Cross-platform development means you fund one team, not two, and features land on both platforms in the same sprint. We handle the parts that usually get discovered late: offline state, push notifications, deep links, biometric auth, and the store review process itself. Where a screen genuinely needs native performance, we drop to native for that screen rather than the whole app.
Typical projects
- Customer booking and account apps
- Field-team tools with offline workflows
- Mobile companions to an existing web platform
What you receive
Your written scope identifies the deliverables, dependencies, timeline and acceptance criteria before the build begins.
- iOS and Android builds from a single codebase
- Offline-capable data layer and sync strategy
- App Store and Play Store submission
- Crash reporting and release pipeline
Tools we work with: React Native, Expo, TypeScript, Firebase, Fastlane. We select the stack after reviewing the requirements.
From scope to handover
Step 1
Understand
Review the problem, users, existing systems and constraints.
Step 2
Agree the scope
Put deliverables, costs and success criteria in writing.
Step 3
Build and verify
Share working increments and test the agreed user journeys.
Step 4
Launch and hand over
Deliver the code, documentation and agreed support plan.
Before we start
Can one app support iOS and Android?
We use React Native for a shared codebase, with platform-specific work where the experience requires it. Your written scope identifies the target platforms.
Do you help with app store submission?
Yes. Submission preparation and release work are part of our mobile service. Store approval and review timing are controlled by Apple and Google.
Tell us what you want to improve.
Bring a problem, an existing system or an idea. We will help define a practical next step and a written scope.