Logistics
Field operations app
Built a cross-platform mobile app for field teams with offline support, photo capture, and sync — replacing a paper checklist and phone calls.
- Offline-first
- Photo capture
- Sync
Development & Product
iOS, Android, and cross-platform apps designed for real users — wired into the backend, analytics, and growth systems behind them. Store launch and post-launch support included.
What this solves
Most mobile projects share the same gaps — and almost none of them are about Swift vs Kotlin.
Built as a checkbox, not as part of the actual offer.
Each store submission becomes a manual scramble nobody owns.
No visibility into what users actually do or where they drop off.
Teams pick the wrong path before requirements are clear.
APIs built for the web that don't survive contact with flaky networks and offline use.
What we cover
Native, cross-platform, and full backend integration — supported through store submission and beyond.
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Swift, SwiftUI, and native iOS architecture built around App Store guidelines and platform conventions.
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Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, and native Android architecture aligned with Material guidelines.
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React Native and Flutter for teams who need shared codebase economics without losing mobile feel.
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Mobile-first design built around platform conventions, accessibility, and one-handed use.
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APIs, auth, push, and sync designed for real mobile networks — not just the office Wi-Fi.
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Smallest credible app that can validate the product and reach the store quickly.
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Device-lab testing, automated UI tests, beta distribution through TestFlight and internal tracks.
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App Store and Play Store submission, review handling, and metadata optimization.
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OS upgrades, dependency maintenance, and platform compliance reviews.
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Analytics, attribution, deep linking, and store optimization wired in from day one.
What we deliver
End-to-end mobile delivery — from architecture to store submission to growth.
How we work
Native vs cross-platform decided against real requirements, not assumptions.
Mobile UX/UI designed around platform conventions and tested before build.
API, state, offline, and sync architecture decided up front to avoid expensive rework later.
Sprints with QA, analytics, and crash reporting wired in from day one.
TestFlight, internal tracks, store review prep, and metadata optimization.
Release monitoring, crash triage, and ongoing improvements based on real usage.
Project examples
Anonymous examples of the types of projects this work supports.
Logistics
Built a cross-platform mobile app for field teams with offline support, photo capture, and sync — replacing a paper checklist and phone calls.
Consumer
Designed and shipped a native iOS app with subscription billing, push notifications, and a backend designed for high-frequency syncs.
Connected services
Services that naturally strengthen this work.
Industries
Where this work tends to make the biggest impact.
FAQ
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Contact
Tell us the problem the app needs to solve. We'll suggest native, cross-platform, or PWA — based on actual requirements, not vendor preference.