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Mobile Applications
We build mobile apps for iOS and Android: from internal tools for field workers, to client-facing applications, to solutions integrated with the company's backend systems. We work in React Native and Flutter, enabling faster delivery while maintaining native application quality.
Why choose us
- ✓iOS and Android from a single codebase (React Native / Flutter)
- ✓Offline-capable apps for field staff
- ✓Integration with camera, GPS and other device sensors
- ✓Publication on the App Store and Google Play
Technologies
Cross-platform development for iOS and Android from a single TypeScript codebase. Faster delivery, shared business logic and native-quality performance for most use cases.
Google's UI toolkit built on Dart. Excellent for pixel-perfect UIs across platforms, strong performance and a growing ecosystem.
When native iOS APIs, performance or App Store guidelines require a pure-native approach. Full access to the latest Apple SDK.
When Android-specific hardware features, background services or deep system integration are required. The native choice for the Google ecosystem.
What we build
- —Data collectors for warehouse, production and logistics
- —Field-staff panels for technicians and service teams
- —B2B and client-facing portals
- —Apps integrated with ERP or backend systems
- —Service and logistics mobile workflows
What you get
- ✓iOS and Android from a single codebase
- ✓Offline mode with background sync
- ✓App Store and Google Play publication
- ✓Hardware integration: camera, GPS, BLE, NFC
How we work
Process & requirements
We map the mobile workflow, define integration points with backend systems and agree on the platform strategy.
UX design & prototype
We design the screens and navigation flow, then validate the prototype with real users before writing production code.
Build & test
Iterative development on physical devices and simulators. We test offline scenarios, slow networks and hardware peripherals.
Deploy & support
We handle App Store and Google Play submission, manage updates and remain on hand for fixes and new features.
Frequently asked questions
React Native or Flutter — which one?
Both are solid choices for most projects. React Native fits better if you already have a JavaScript/TypeScript team or need tight integration with a React web codebase. Flutter is worth considering for highly custom UIs or when Dart is not a barrier. We'll recommend based on your specific situation.
Can the app work without internet access?
Yes — where the process requires it, we build offline-first with local storage and background synchronisation once a connection is available.
Do you also handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes. We set up the developer accounts if needed, prepare the store listings and manage the review process through to publication.
Can a barcode or QR code scanner be built into the app?
Yes — this is usually a standard component and doesn't require additional custom work.